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CBI will probe IMG deal by Naidu: CM
CBI will probe IMG deal by Naidu: CM
Recalling Mr Naidu’s statement that the TD’s nine-year rule was a golden era for the state and that the Congress was married to corruption, Mr Kiran Kumar Reddy said people would soon see the extent of Mr Naidu’s corruption.
The Chief Minister accused Mr Naidu of being the most corrupt chief minister the state ever had. He was speaking at a public meeting in Addanki, Prakasam district, as part of his Indiramma Baata.
The TD government had allotted about 800 acres of land at Gachibowli to IMG Academies Bharata Pvt Ltd at Rs50,000 per acre. The allotment was later cancelled by the YSR government citing alleged irregularities.
The CBI had on September 24 informed the AP High Court that it is willing to investigate the case as per court directions.
The HC had earlier asked the CBI in August to file its reply and state what were its constraints in probing the case.
A division bench of the High Court comprising acting Chief Justice P.C. Ghose and Justice Vilas V. Afzulpurkar, was dealing with two petitions by T. Sriranga Rao, a practising advocate of the city, V. Vijaya Sai Reddy, YSR Congress chief Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy’s auditor and veteran journalist A.B.K. Prasad, seeking a CBI probe into the land deal.
Naidu: Protest on Vanpic under lens
Naidu: Protest on Vanpic under lens
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Mr Naidu was referring to a helicopter that was seen crossing the Vanpic lands during his Vanpic Poru Baata programme at Gundayapalem and Patapadu villages of Prakasam district.
Though the TD chief was visibly disappointed with the presence of a small group of people during the programme, he however did not stop his scheduled interaction programme at Gundaya-palem.
Mr Naidu completed the padayatra of 4 km in 30 minutes, interacting with the few farmers and giving interviews to scribes on the way.
The TD chief's disappointed with the poor turnout grew after a local, B. Subba Rao, objected over the removal of the fencing of farmers' lands and said that they (the farmers) “do not ne-ed the help of outsiders”.
Mr Naidu tried to pacify the farmers, saying that the TD was not against development and deman-ded the construction of a port at Motupalli.
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