Hyderabad: Chairman of PAC committee and YSRCP MLA Buggana Rajendranath Reddy threw an open challenge to minister Devineni Uma doing false allegations, for integrated inquiry on all tenders and other transactions that had happened from the day of his swearing in. He complained that leaving apart outsiders, Avuku tender of TDP MP CM Ramesh had Rs.44 crore worth irregularity. He spoke to the media at the party’s central office in Lotus Pond.
Buggana mentioned that he had been accused of occupying lands in Cheruvupalli village of Banaganapalli mandal in Kurnool district and informed that the issue of those lands was now in the court. He stated that he was ready to give up on those lands if the Government behaved lawfully in the matter. He condemned Devineni Uma’s statement about his standing in the way of digging of canals. He suggested that the affidavits pertaining to the issue were read. He made it clear that there would be no objection if proper compensation was paid according to regulations and the lands were acquired. He reminded that this was the right of all normal citizens.
Buggana mentioned that one had to go to the capital area or Bhogapuram area to know how lands were snatched. He dared Devineni Uma if he was ready to face inquiry on all dealings that had happened since he had come to power. Buggana explained that the officials were being troubled by frequent visits of the minister to Kurnool. They were finding it difficult to provise drinking water bottles and food for his visits, commented Buggana.
He questioned what would Devineni do if 6-feet of land in his own property was knocked down with bull dozers in the name of road extension without following regulations. He suggested that it was too degraded of him to pass such statements, being in a responsible position. Buggana remarked that the topic of Devineni’s corruption would take hours for discussion.
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