Hyderabad, Jan 17 (Maxim News) Roads and Building Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy become serious about the incident of excavating hills in government lands and constructing roads to villas next to the large pond of Khajaguda Biodiversity Park in the city.
The minister issued orders to stop the road construction work immediately. Chief Secretary, Revenue Secretary, Ranga Reddy Collector has been ordered to take action against those responsible. Action should be taken against the officials who helped in the construction of roads. In the previous KCR government, the Key Minister, Bamardi (brother-in-law, wife brother) had connections with the villa project. It is reported that the former minister is staying in the same villa. However, Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy clarified that there is nothing to ignore if government lands are alienated. (Maxim News)
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