Hyderabad, Nov 28 (Maxim News): Former Minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav has denied allegations that he has a stake in an ethanol company. He said his family has no connection with the ethanol company.
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Telangana PCC Chief Mahesh Kumar Goud, Minister Sitakka, and MP Chamala’s comments are making false accusations to cover up the incompetent governance. Talasani, who held a press meeting at Telangana Bhavan on Thursday, said that all the allegations of Congress leaders are false. If it is proven that my family members are related to the company, I will write to them. This is my challenge to the PCC chief. Prepare for a discussion on the ethanol company. When the occasion arises, I will show those who falsely accuse me, who I am. I have nothing to do with the permissions of the ethanol company. It is a fact that my son wanted to start another company in the Rajahmundry region in 2016 when TDP was in government. But he resigned from the post of company director after three months. If they are the ones who set up the company, why do we provoke the farmers? It’s Ironic to mention that the BRS government has given permission. Do you also know that the central government gave permits to the ethanol company? Those in positions of responsibility were criticized for making false accusations.
Without solving people’s problems Congress is doing diversionary politics. He said that there will be an attempt to defame the BRS party and the Congress government will rule in everything including Lagacharla. Pretending to be something that is not is an evil act. False accusations should be avoided without addressing the concerns of farmers. He said that there is no sense in the court’s decision on the death of students in Gurukul. (Maxim News)
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