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BRS leaders barge into PM Ekta Unity Mall construction site

BRS leaders barge into PM Ekta Unity Mall construction site
Tension prevails as BRS leaders barge into PM Ekta Unity Mall · thehansindia.com

Some leaders from a political party in India called BRS went to see a big construction site for a shopping mall called the PM Ekta Unity Mall.

Police officers were standing there to stop them, but the leaders went inside anyway.

The leaders said they wanted to inspect what was being built.

They are upset because they think the government is giving away very valuable land to private companies for free.

One leader said the land is worth 250 crore rupees for a single acre.

That means the whole site could be worth about 1,700 crore rupees.

The leaders think this is unfair because the land was saved over many years and now it is being used for money-making projects.

They also said houses belonging to poor people are being torn down.

The leaders promised to keep exposing the government's land decisions so people know what is happening.

Key facts

Location
Near Malkham Cheruvu, Raidurgam, Hyderabad
Site
PM Ekta Unity Mall construction site (claimed 7 acres)
Leaders involved
MLCs Dasoju Sravan and Shambhipur Raju (BRS)
Alleged land value
Rs 250 crore per acre; about Rs 1,700 crore for the site
Alleged beneficiaries
Vamsiram Builders and Aparna 'Lead the Future' companies
Key allegation
Land handed over for free to 'benami' entities; houses of the poor demolished
Instruction source
Inspection carried out following KTR's instructions

Quotes

Shambhipur Raju

MLC and BRS activist

““We arrived to inspect the works following KTR’s instructions. The government has handed over six acres of land to two private individuals. Land worth crores has been given away for free. We are consistently exposing the land-grabbing activities of the Revanth government.””
thehansindia.com
““The land near Malkham Cheruvu is valued at Rs 250 crore per acre. The site where the Ekta Mall is being built spans seven acres. Seven acres translates to a value of Rs 1,700 crore. Revanth has handed over this land to his ‘benami’ entities,””
thehansindia.com

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