Hyderabad, Sept 2 (Maxim News): TPCC Chief Mahesh Kumar Goud said that K. Kavitha also had a share in the Kaleshwaram corruption.
Speaking to the media at Gandhi Bhavan, he said that Kaleshwaram collapsed due to KCR’s decisions. He recalled that Kavitha also said that corruption took place in Kaleshwaram. He said that KCR is creating family dramas to divert people’s attention. He said that the KCR family’s loot will be revealed in the CBI investigation.
Mahesh Kumar said that the KCR family has been robbing Telangana for ten years. He questioned why Kavitha did not speak out against Harish’s corruption when he was in power. He asked why Kavitha did not complain to KCR about Harish at any time. He criticized Kavitha for criticizing him only when there was a difference in shares. He questioned why Kavitha, who had criticized KTR until recently, is now targeting Harish and Santosh.
Mahesh Kumar was fired saying that BRS and BJP are obstructing the BC quota bill. He said that BJP changed its mind after giving its promise in the assembly. He was fired saying that BJP will obstruct the implementation of BC quota. (Maxim News)
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