Hyderabad, Jan 29 (Maxim News) TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud has responded to the SIT notices to former CM KCR . He clarified that there is no political malice in giving notices to KCR.
He said that phone tapping would not have taken place without the involvement of the then Chief Minister and ministers. He said that officials would not have taken such actions without the orders of government officials.
He said that it is yet to be revealed who is involved in the phone tapping. Mahesh Kumar demanded a transparent investigation into the phone tapping case.
He said that there is information that more than 500 phone numbers were tapped. He clarified that the SIT can issue notices to anyone to find out the facts of what happened.
He said that only when the SIT conducts a thorough investigation, the truth will come out. The TPCC chief said that people want the facts to come to light in this matter. (Maxim News)
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