HYDERABAD: The state's political circles are hotly engaged in discussing the Etala Rajendar episode and on its part the state government has made up committees to penetrate into infringement of appointed and endowment lands by political leaders and private persons.Ironically, the BJP's state unit has been maintaining silence on the problem.
Only as soon as did state unit primary Bandi sanjay react whereupon he made allegations versus a number of ministers and their involvement in similar excesses.
No other BJP leader has actually made any remark, one way or the other.
It was the Congress that raked up the Devarayamjal endowment land concern and held a protest at minister Ch Malla Reddy's medical facility, which supposedly has come up on lake lands.
The celebration's senior leaders like TPCC chief N.
Uttam Kumar Reddy and those from NSUI accused a number of ministers of having actually grabbed appointed and endowment lands.The silence of the BJP management is being questioned by its own party leaders.
Sources stated that the management feels that the Etala episode was purely a TRS concern.
Two previous ministers mentioned that the celebration unit needs to respond as it was not simply a TRS internal subject.
They said that they need to look for information from Chief Minister K.
Chandrashekar Rao on how he plans to manage the precarious Covid scenario after taking over the health portfolio.They said that it was an excellent chance to assault the state government's failure in monitoring land-grabbers in the attire of ministers.BJP old-timers think that the celebration ought to not let go the benefit and battle the government's carelessness and low-cost politics being indulged in by ruling party leaders throughout the Covid crisis.
They felt that the BJP must demand a CBI inquiry into the whole sordid episode.
Incidentally, Congress has apparently taken a forward action by urging Etala, who is a prominent BC leader, to sign up with the party.