Demanded To Hand Over Those 400 Acres Of Land To University: MP Krishnaiah
Hyderabad, April 8 (Maxim News): MP R. Krishnaiah has demanded that the government hand over the kancha Gachibowli land to the Central University. He said that it is not appropriate to cut down trees on the university lands.
Speaking to reporters today, he said that the detention of students is not appropriate and that the cases filed should be withdrawn, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy should not be involved.
As stated that the university is to be further expanded, which provides higher education to SC, ST and BC.
The meeting was attended by BC community leaders Neela Venkatesh, Ananthayya, Rajender, Manikantha, Ashish Goud, Lingam, Ram, Umesh Yadav, Rahul and Balaswamy. (Maxim News)
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