Telangana witnessing the double standards of the BRS president and former chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao and pink party working president KT Rama Rao of adopting double standards over the alleged defection of MLAs to the ruling Congress.
Earlier during KCR regime, KCR had engineered large-scale defections of legislators from opposition parties during his first term as chief minister, Srihari described the BRS leadership’s stance as the pot calling the kettle black. While the formation of Telangana had benefited only one family, which amassed wealth through illegal means.
Former MLC Kalvakuntla Kavitha, claimed that she herself had made public allegations of corruption against her father, KCR, and brother, KTR, before quitting the BRS and forming her own political party.
Telangana questioned why the former chief minister had remained silent on his daughter’s allegations of large-scale corruption during his tenure. Some MLAs are working closely with the ruling Congress for the development of his constituency and asserted that he had remained loyal to the BRS during its 10-year rule.
Accusing the former Station Ghanpur MLA of neglecting the constituency’s development for 15 years, the MLAs are of the opinion that they are able to secure projects and funds due to his proximity to the ruling party. In this line the Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka would inaugurate development projects and lay foundation stones for works worth approximately Rs 65 crore in the constituency on May 7.
The Indira Kutumba Bima scheme, to be implemented soon in the state, as a boon for the poor, one the MLAs who crossd fence informally feels that under the scheme, a family would receive Rs 5 lakh as insurance within 15 days in the event of the death of its head in an accident.
