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Furious Narayana threatens to pull down LB Stadium gates
The Communist Party of India (CPI) National Secretary K Narayana on Tuesday demanded that the Sports Authority of Telangana State render justice to car décor owners and their workers by opening the outer gates of L B Stadium and Indoor Stadium. He warned that they would pull down the gates if the authorities fail to respond. Narayana, accompanied by car decors owners, examined the closed gates of
Hyderabad: The Communist Party of India (CPI) National Secretary K Narayana on Tuesday demanded that the Sports Authority of Telangana State render justice to car décor owners and their workers by opening the outer gates of L B Stadium and Indoor Stadium. He warned that they would pull down the gates if the authorities fail to respond. Narayana, accompanied by car decors owners, examined the closed gates of LB Stadium on Tuesday.
They also met Sports Authority of Telangana State official Chandravathi and explained the problems being faced by car decors. The CPI leader asked Chandravathi to settle the issues like rent arrears and parking problems with deliberations.
Narayana said closing the outer gates was affecting the livelihood of car decor shop owners and the labourers. He alleged that it was not correct on the part of the officials to give all permissions and subsidies to the Fateh Maidan Club (FMC), in which the big sharks take rest and harass petty car decor shops owners.
The CPI leader warned that they would break open the locks in case the officials failed to open the outer gates within a week. LB Stadium Shops Tenants Welfare Association leaders Sayyed Saleemuddin, Muthyam Reddy, Sathyanarayana and others participated in the programme along with Hyderabad City CPI secretary E T Narasimha.
