As BRS working president KTR and BRSLP deputy leader Harish Rao were exposing corruption in Singareni, Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka fell into a self-goal.
- It is laughable that Singareni’s irregularities will be investigated with the company’s vigilance department
- Trade union leaders are demanding a CIT probe
Peddapally, July 4 (Namaste Telangana): Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka has fallen into a self-goal as BRS Working President KTR and BRSLP Deputy Leader Harish Rao have been accused of corruption in Singareni. Singareni Coal Mines spread across ten districts of Telangana, open casts including the evidence of where the coal worth Rs.1,600 crore went, the government and the management of Singareni fell into self-defense. Responding to KTR’s demand for an inquiry into the scam in Singareni, Deputy CM Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka’s announcement that ‘investigation will be conducted with Singareni Vigilance’ was not only laughable but also caused a political uproar.
They are expressing their anger that everyone knows under whose eyes the company is running, and that they will investigate their own government, their own ownership, with their own vigilance, which is like investigating a thief. There is a strong argument that it is known how these vigilance reports are prepared and how they are created in the eyes of central and state ministers, and this is nothing but a false drama. The vigilance department working in Singareni.. How can their own organization expose corruption? The leaders of the labor unions are questioning what the deputy CM is announcing. Meanwhile, Union Coal Minister Kishan Reddy has also said that he is fully aware of the accounting fraud going on in Singareni and the loss of reserves, that coal accounting and tax payments are under the purview of the Centre, but he is spending time writing letters to the state government without taking responsibility.
Not protectors.. Looters
Singareni’s reputation is getting damaged. They are trying to intimidate those who talk about corruption. They are the ones who are cutting the company from within and pushing it into losses, paving the way for privatisation. Not saviors who uplift the organization. Thieves stealing Singareni. It is their illegal businesses that have tarnished the reputation of Singareni. Singareni would not have been investigated by Vigilance if he was honest. An inquiry should be conducted with the SIT with representatives of the Central Vigilance Commission, independent technical officers of the Coal Ministry, CBI, CAG, ICAI and MCA experts. – Miryala Rajireddy, TBGKS State President
