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BJP alleges massive scams in Musi, education projects
A politician named Aleti Maheshwar Reddy, who is a leader of the BJP party, made a speech on August 7.
In his speech, he said some leaders of the Telangana state government are taking money that belongs to the people.
He talked about a big river project called Musi, saying most of the building contracts went to companies from another state.
He also said small companies from Telangana had to pay a big commission of 30 per cent to get work.
He complained about a school building project where one company got contracts for 20 schools.
He also said some important jobs were given to friends of other leaders, which he thinks is unfair.
He mentioned very big numbers, like 103 secret companies and assets worth one lakh crore rupees being moved to other people.
Reddy wants someone independent to check if these things are true.
The article only tells us what Reddy said, and the government has not yet replied.
If his claims are true, it means public money is not being used properly.
BJP leader Aleti Maheshwar Reddy alleged that Telangana's Chief Minister and ministers are plundering the state treasury and state assets.
He claimed contracts worth Rs 82,000 crore out of Rs 92,000 crore for the Musi project went to Andhra-based contractors, who sub-contracted to Telangana firms for a 30 per cent commission.
The Young India Schools initiative was criticised, with contracts for 20 schools allegedly handed to a single contractor followed by sub-contracting and heavy commissions.
Reddy questioned the appointments of Narasimha Reddy as Musi Riverfront Executive Director and Ashok Reddy as Water Board MD, alleging a continuing Congress-BRS nexus.
He demanded probes into alleged scams in Singareni and AMR contracts, citing a claim of a Rs 20,000 crore scam, and alleged 103 shell companies and assets worth Rs 1 lakh crore transferred to proxies.
While opposing a
While
- Who
- BJP leader Aleti Maheshwar Reddy, who accused Telangana's Chief Minister and ministers of large-scale corruption
- What
- Allegations of looting of state assets, contract irregularities in the Musi project and Young India Schools, and scams in Singareni and AMR contracts
- Where
- Telangana
- When
- August 7
- Why
- Reddy said the BJP intends to expose alleged acts of plunder and hold responsible parties accountable
Key facts
- Accuser
- BJP leader Aleti Maheshwar Reddy
- Date of allegations
- August 7
- Musi project contracts (alleged)
- Rs 82,000 crore of Rs 92,000 crore awarded to Andhra-based contractors
- Alleged subcontracting commission
- 30 per cent
- Young India Schools (alleged)
- Contracts for 20 schools given to a single contractor
- Alleged scam amount (Singareni/AMR)
- Rs 20,000 crore
- Alleged shell companies
- 103
- Alleged assets transferred to proxies
- Rs 1 lakh crore










