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Cong tars KCR, kin in graft paint
The Congress leaders on Tuesday dared the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and his family members at helm to face an inquiry over charges of corruption.
Hyderabad: The Congress leaders on Tuesday dared the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and his family members at helm to face an inquiry over charges of corruption.
Former MP and AICC spokesperson Madhu Yashki alleged that during last 17 months, the entire government representatives from the level of Chief Minister to MLA were drenched in corruption. Besides KCR, all his family members at the helm, including Ministers K Taraka Rama Rao, T Harish Rao, particularly MP K Kavitha, have indulged in corrupt practices. “If they are not corrupt, they must face inquiry without any hitch,” he challenged.
The leader further alleged that Kavitha, Harish Rao and other Ministers were hand in glove with sand mafia and were minting money. While referring to the ‘job scam’ of Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), he alleged Kavitha’s hand in the entire episode. He questioned the visit of KTR to the Telangana State Public Service Commission.
Meanwhile, TPCC Chief Spokesperson Dasoju Sravan demanded the Chief Minister to clarify over allegation of corruption against former Deputy Chief Minister T Rajaiah. He challenged the government for a debate over allegations against it for proving guilty free. “If the government cannot respond to allegations, it would be assumed vindication of corruption against them,” he said.
