DC Edit | KLIS: Where KCR’s Dream Clashed With Public Good

Kaleshwaram elevator irrigation plan was the largest river project built in the fastest possible time and described it as the last kind of solution for all irrigation and drinking water supply in TaLANGANA. The President of Bharat Rashtra Samithi never allowed him to declare that he was the driving force behind the man, the brain and the project.

However, the report of the PC Ghose Investigation Commission, which was formed by the Congress government to question the irregularities of Klis by the Congress government last year, is nothing more than a nightmare for Mr. RAO and its party.

For the sadness of BRS, the commission has precisely placed Mr. Rao at the center of the whole decision -making process, and some of them cracked into the river bed, and the sinking Medigadda dam and Annararam and Sundilla are less similar problems.

While a political war continues between BRS and the Congress government, led by A. Revanth Redy, who clearly demonstrated that the government is not interested in a witch hunt, the package was not only related to the BRS government, but not about the BRS government, but Mr. Rao spent only 90,000 RS Crore on the churis.

The Commission called everything about the dams, as a result of a single-man demonstration led by Mr. Rao, he performed everything they can to do their best to take into account the desires of less actors, and scored a goal for the basic design and engineering needs.

At least in the mind of Mr. Rao, a series of structures that will withstand the test of time and write the name of the impossible and standing for at least 100 years cannot refute the year they were introduced in 2019.

The Ghose Commission report has made it clear that neither K. ChandraShekar Rao nor foot troops have the public interest in their hearts or minds. BRS and Mr. Rao will have many bones to be selected in the coming days, but it is unlikely that the man will wet his aging feet in the leading war for himself.

Because, not everyone hidden in the Kaleshwaram project, not only to waste a political career, but also that no state could not hit the Kaleshwaram Project with its dams.

While the ACB raids on the project related to the project, Hundreds of Rupi Rupes that have accumulated by themselves, can reveal even more unimaginable figures as a result of the behavior seeking rent by their political masters.

The call for action for the Congress government explains that it is not about politics, but to lead investigations to the logical consequences, to punish the criminal according to the law, and to repair the dams with their own costs, as suggested by the Ghose Commission.