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Quid pro quo deals by KCR alleged
Former Congress MP and AICC spokesperson Y Madhu Yashki Goud alleged that the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is indulging in quid pro quo deals with real estate and educational institutions.
Hyderabad: Former Congress MP and AICC spokesperson Y Madhu Yashki Goud alleged that the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is indulging in quid pro quo deals with real estate and educational institutions. Alleging that the Ayutha ‘Chandi Yagam’ was being funded by corporate companies, he demanded KCR to present ‘white paper’ on the money that is being spent on it.
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Speaking to media persons in Gandhi Bhavan on Monday, he pointed out that the government, which had promised KG to PG free education is indirectly encouraging corporate institutions in Telangana. He held that the institutions which are known for pressurising students are maintaining close relationship with the family members of KCR.
He questioned the government for penalising these institutions for violations with just Rs 1 crore, when they run business of Rs 1,150 crore each year. “Since KCR’s family is having shares in the institutions, the government rather taking action against the institutions is encouraging them,” he alleged.
Former MP alleged that both the Chief Ministers of AP and Telangana were maintaining close relationship with real estate players and demanded investigation into the same. “CMs of both states are planning to plunder away the resources by encouraging contractors who would benefit them,” he alleged.
