Hyderabad – A major political storm is brewing in Telangana after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) named Chief Minister Revanth Reddy in its chargesheet related to the National Herald money laundering case.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader KT Rama Rao (KTR) responded strongly on Friday. He accused the Chief Minister of running a “donation for nomination” scheme. According to KTR, Revanth Reddy allegedly collected funds for Young Indian Pvt Ltd by offering political favors.
KTR didn’t hold back. He claimed that Revanth Reddy has turned Telangana into an ATM for the Congress Party. “The ED has now confirmed what we’ve been saying all along — the state’s leadership is deeply involved in corruption,” he said.
KTR further alleged that Revanth Reddy built a corrupt network even before becoming CM. “Now, he’s expanded it into a scam worth thousands of crores,” KTR added. He accused the Chief Minister of using daily press meets and emotional speeches to shift public attention from the real issue — his name appearing in an official money laundering chargesheet.
The BRS working president also questioned the silence of the BJP-led Central Government. “Why isn’t the Centre taking action now that Revanth Reddy is officially named? Are they going to ignore this case like the Amrut scam, RR Tax scam, and Civil Supplies scam?” asked KTR.
The Enforcement Directorate’s chargesheet, submitted to a Delhi court, has raised serious concerns about how the Congress Party operates internally. For the BRS, this development adds fuel to their long-standing claims of corruption under Revanth Reddy’s leadership.
As the controversy grows, all eyes are now on both the state and central governments to see how they respond to these explosive allegations.
