Congress Government Is Acting Like A Serial Snatcher: KTR
Hyderabad, Jan 9 (Maxim News) BRS working president K.Tarak Rama Rao has accused the Congress government of acting as a serial snatcher. He met with students in Nandinagar in the wake of the government’s notices regarding the Urdu University lands.
KTR later spoke to the media. “This is not the first time the government has grabbed land. They took 100 acres from Jayashankar Agricultural University. Even though the students fought, the agitation was suppressed. A similar land grab was done at Hyderabad Central university. They tried to take 400 acres there. The central and state governments did not care util the Supreme Court took the CJ suo moto and gave orders, said KTR. (Maxim News)
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