CMRF Applicants Enquire About Status As Scam Surfaces

Nalgonda: After a illegal siege case containing control of a Prime Minister Aid Fund (CMRF) control, a few people who have applied for CMRF aid, but even for more than two years, even after lining up in the Kodad MLA office to verify the status of their applications.

In the Election zone of the CODAD Assembly, there are approximately 50 applications and create a possible suspicion of scam. After the incident, a special personal assistant of an old BS MLA fueled the doubts about his role.

A CMRF control of 1.5 lakh given to Gadde Venkateshwar Rao from Srinivas Nagar in Kodad, represented by a Gaddam Venkateshwar Rao of Jaggayyapet, represented by the Jaggayyapet branch of the Jaggayyapet branch of India’s Jaggayyapet branch (China) By investing in Jaggayyapet Branch (). Kodad, who made a complaint with the victim, recorded a lawsuit against the defendants.

After the incident appeared, several applicants who have been waiting for CMRF controls for more than a year grew and began to verify the status of MLA’s office and applications with the relevant authorities.

Gadde Venkateshwar Rao, who spoke to Deccan Chronicle, said he was suspected when he did not receive any communication, although he applied for CMRF assistance in 2023.

Official, more than 10 people even after two years after the sequence of the call, he added. During the morning walk, the others told him that they had the same problem.

In addition, it is learned that three applicants from Dondapadu in the Sureapet Region, each of which had the right to 60,000 la, were taken to be sought fraudulent by unknown persons. In total, CMRF checks of approximately 50 applicants in the CODEAD selection zone may be fraudulently besieged while waiting for financial aid for more than two years.

According to the police sources, KODAD rural police arrested four people from Jaggayyapet, including Gaddam Venkateshwar Rao, in connection with the fraudulent siege of Gadde Venkateshwar Rao.

CMRF controls are usually distributed to the beneficiaries through the offices of the MLAs that sign and propose financial assistance applications. How the scammers succeeded in achieving these controls has become a key question in the investigation.

Police were also detained to question former BS MLA’s personal assistant.