TS Govt Fails To Keep Up Its Promise Of Showing 2BHK Houses: Bhatti

Hyderabad, Sept.19 (Maxim News): Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka today said that the state government failed to keep its promise of showing one lakh double bed houses in state capital GHMC limits. He mocked that the state government ran away from the field after failing to keep up its word on the issue.

Speaking to media persons at Indira Bhavan along with the party MLC T. Jeevan Reddy, former MPs VH and M. Anjan Kumar Yadav, Vikramarka made it clear that the government had shown only 3428 houses to them during their two day long visit. and added that the government was still left with the construction of 96000 houses in the GHMC limits. He alleged that the state government was getting ready to cheat the residents of the GHMC once more ahead of its elections.

He also alleged that CM KCR and his son KTR were cheating the people of the state before every elections by telling that one lakh houses were ready to be delivered to the beneficiaries and promising them to allot the houses after the conclusion of the elections. He said that it had become a habit for the CM to cheat people until getting their votes and forgetting them after the elections. Vikramarka showed the videos of the CM promising to build 2.6 lakh houses in the GHMC limits during the press conference.

He also showed the statements of the state cabinet ministers that one lakh double bed room houses were ready for allotment in the corporation limits. He made it clear that the TRS led state government had not built more than 4000 houses in the GHMC limits.

He said that state minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav had shown them 3428 houses in Jiaguda, Ghode ki Qabar, Indira Gandhi colony and Bansilalpet areas of the state capital. He asked the TRS leaders for how long they would cheat the people of the state in the name of the double bedroom houses. He said that he had toured along with the minister to bring the facts to the notice of the people of the state. (Maxim News)

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