KCR Wants Metro Rail Work Stalled

KCR Wants Metro Rail Work Stalled
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KCR Wants Metro Rail Work Stalled, Hyderabad Metro Rail Work, Real Estate Developers. Telangana Rashtra Samiti president K Chadrasekhar Rao on Monday demanded stoppage of the Hyderabad Metro Rail work, alleging large-scale irregularities and payment of ‘bribe’ by L & T to Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy.

  • Alleges scam, payment of bribe by L&T to CM
  • Seeks changes to protect historic structures
  • Promises inquiry after formation of Telangana

Telangana Rashtra Samiti president K Chadrasekhar Rao on Monday demanded stoppage of the Hyderabad Metro Rail work, alleging large-scale irregularities and payment of ‘bribe’ by L & T to Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy. He said a comprehensive inquiry would be ordered into the Metro Rail work soon after Telangana was formed. Speaking to press persons, after a tour of Nanganur mandal in Siddipet constituency, KCR accused Kiran Reddy of being a beneficiary of ‘bribing’ by real estate developers. He demanded a change in the Metro Rail design to prevent loss of historic structures like Sultan Bazaar, M J Market, Assembly building etc. Referring to TRS-Congress merger, he quipped: “A merger of parties is not a small issue (ashamashiga jaragadu).” He asserted TRS had a clear agenda on reconstruction of Telangana, which should be agreed to by the Congress. “The responsibility of implementing the agenda would rest with us. The party would think of merger with the Congress only after clarity emerged on such issues,” he said

The TRS, he said, had submitted a report to the Group of Ministers (GoM) that Telangana should have complete control over Hyderabad, besides the revenue and finance aspects.In this regard, the party would not agree to any change.

He said that if TDP was really committed to Telangana, it should attend the all-party meeting being convened by GoM and specify what needed to be done to Seemandhra. He downplayed the importance of YSRCP letter supporting united State

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