Archive · 31 May 2025
BCY Chief Accuses TDP of Kickbacks in Solar Project
The BCY chief accuses the TDP government of taking a large bribe to support a solar project.
The company, Shirdi Sai Electricals, is involved in taking land from farmers in Nellore district.
The BCY claims the TDP received a large amount of money as a kickback for their support.
They say the government is hurting the farmers.
The BCY is fighting for the farmers and wants the government to return the land.
BCY chief alleges the TDP received Rs 350 crore in kickbacks related to the Indo Solar project.
The accusation involves Shirdi Sai Electricals and approximately 8,300 acres of land in Nellore district.
The BCY chief stated that the TDP pledged support to the company after coming to power.
The BCY alleges farmers are being pushed into dire straits.
BCY plans protests if land is not returned to farmers within 10 days.
- Who
- Bode Ramachandra Yadav (BCY chief), TDP government, Shirdi Sai Electricals
- What
- BCY chief alleges Rs 350 crore kickback in TDP's support to Shirdi Sai Electricals' solar project.
- When
- January 2024 (electoral bonds), June 2024 (TDP came to power)
- Where
- Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To allegedly receive kickbacks and support the Indo Solar project.
Accusations
Government's Actions
Kickbacks
Accusations
BCY chief alleges TDP received Rs 350 crore in kickbacks.
Government's Actions
N/A
Land Acquisition
Accusations
BCY alleges that TDP is forcibly taking land from farmers.
Government's Actions
N/A
- Event
- Solar project land acquisition
- Alleged Kickback
- Rs 350 crore
- Company Involved
- Shirdi Sai Electricals
- Land Involved
- 8,300 acres
- Location
- Karivedu village, Ulavapadu mandal, Kandukur constituency, Nellore district
Sources
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