Give KCR Musi water bathroom: Bandi Sanjay Kumar to individuals

Bhongiri/Hyderabad: Telangana BJP Chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Friday asked individuals to link Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao to a tree as well as obtain him bathed in the Musi water moving in their town to make him experience exactly how the bad are enduring.

He held a communication program ‘Kalushyampai Racha Banda’ (town conference on air pollution) at Pedda Ravulapalli town of Bhongiri Assembly constituency, on the 4th day of his ‘Praja Sangrama Yatra’.

The Karimnagar MP blasted KCR for backtracking on his guarantee of cleaning river Musi; he guaranteed to spend Rs 4,000 crore to make the Hussainsagar water ‘as tidy as coconut water’.

Bandi claimed the CM is appreciating his days at Pragati Bhavan as well as at his farmhouse, while plants are being ruined because of contaminated Musi water as well as taking a toll on individuals’s health as well as source of income.

Villagers clarified to Sanjay exactly how contaminated river water infected their food, plants obtained harmed as well as created health concerns to individuals.

Expressing suffering at this, Bandi questioned why KCR was unmoved by the circumstances of citizens that were shedding plants as well as suffering health troubles. He remembered that throughout the previous NDA routine under previous Prime Minister A B Vajpayee, the Centre had actually launched Rs 344 crore for cleaning theMusi “Originally, known as River Muchikunda, Musi was a living river. But, along with Hyderabad about 150 villages abutting the river have been facing the pollution threat,” he explained.

Bandi claimed “after KCR came to power, he announced that he would constitute Musi River Front Corporation and allot it Rs 4,000 crore. He had promised to beautify the riverfront along the lines of the Sabarmati in Gujarat; but he has not taken any step in that direction. While he spent Rs 1.3 lakh crore on constructing the Kaleshwaram project only to bring water to his farmhouse, he did not spend even a single rupee on cleansing the Musi,” he billed.

Bandi implicated the KCR government of delighting in unplanned loaning of fundings with numerous companies as well as turning to loot, therefore ruining the State’s economic foundation. “The per capita debt burden has mounted to Rs 1.3 lakh,” he insisted.

He additionally billed the government with drawing away Central funds as well as not carrying out main plans– whether cost-free circulation of rice or work assurance plan. Though the Centre launched funds for the Musi cleaning, the government continued to be a mute viewer when commercial effluents were discharged right into the river, harmful plants as well as health of individuals at risk, he declared.

“I am sending a bottle of polluted Musi river to the CM. If KCR comes here, tie him to a tree and give him a bath with the Musi river. Hopefully, at least, he will realise the magnitude of the problem,” Bandi said.