T BJP terms KCR’s 30-day rule anti-people

• Hits out at his govt for not solving power issue
  
• Alleges Telangana govt is in hand in glove with MSOs
  
• Demolition of buildings on Gurukul trust lands is illegal
  
• TRS is threatening residents of Manikonda that it will take away their land

Hyderabad: TBJP leader NVSS Prabhakar on Wednesday termed the 30-day rule of Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao as “misrule and anti-people.” Speaking to media, Prabhakar said the government had failed to resolve the power crisis and several parts of the State were reeling under power cuts for over 12 hours a day. Even in city areas, people were facing about six-hour power cut every day. The power utilities have failed to notify the area wise timings and people do not know when the power would go, he said.

He added KCR’s unilateral decisions like demolition of constructions on Gurukul Trust land were illegal and was resulting in creating a fear psychosis among the people of the State.

He also found fault with the attitude of the government for not acting against the unilateral decisions of the Multi-System Operators (MSO), who stopped beaming the programmes of the two channels in the State.

“MSOs cannot decide things on their own and act in a unilateral way. The way the government had been maintaining silence over the unconstitutional action indicated that it was hand in glove with the MSOs,” he said.

He also charged that the officials were trying to threaten the residents of the Manikonda by saying that the lands belonged to Wakf.
He showed the documents produced by the residents saying that they were not Wakf lands.