CM Revanth is writing Singareni’s death warrant with foreign coal import: KTR

Hyderabad : BRS Working President KTR has accused CM Revanth Reddy of writing a death warrant for Singareni in the name of foreign coal import. He criticized Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for conspiring to commit a huge scam of Rs. 3 thousand crores under the guise of foreign coal import. He demanded that this foreign coal scam be stopped immediately. On Thursday, KTR wrote an open letter to CM Revanth Reddy. KTR released the letter. He said that CM Revanth had previously entered into a dark agreement with a suspicious company called Bhotra Logistics. He was furious that he deliberately created an artificial coal shortage and current crisis in this process and brought the said company into the field.

He demanded that CM Revanth reveal all the secret agreements made by the state government and Singareni Company with Bhotra Logistics. He also asked the Telangana CM to explain on what basis the company was selected. He made it clear that an independent investigation should be conducted into the entire scam. He warned that the BRS party has no intention of sitting idly by while watching these conspiracies being made by the Congress and BJP.

KTR expressed his anger over the lies that there is no G9 coal in Singareni to supply to the Yadadri Power Plant. He accused the Revanth government of plotting to collapse the company without paying the dues of Rs. 60 thousand crores to the Singareni Company. KTR stated that they are ignoring domestic companies and are chasing foreign coal for commissions only.

BRS Working President KTR has accused CM Revanth and Deputy CM Bhatti of setting the stage for a massive extortion of Rs 3,000 crore under the guise of commissions at the rate of Rs 1,500 per tonne. KTR lashed out at Union Coal Minister Kishan Reddy for cooperating instead of stopping this. BRS Working President KTR has warned the Revanth government not to remain silent while watching the conspiracies being carried out to import foreign coal by weakening Singareni.