Revanth Reddy accuses KCR of hoarding wealth: Donate Rs 500 crore to Telangana

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Saturday hit out at the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) and asked the opposition party to donate Rs 500 crore to the state government so that it could distribute it to the people.
Addressing an event in Hyderabad, the Chief Minister claimed that K Chandrashekar Rao’s party has amassed over Rs 1,500 crore in banks and acres of land by looting the people of Telangana.
“They (BRS) have over Rs 1,500 crore in the banks today. If they really care about the people, they should donate at least Rs 500 crore, and we will ensure it’s distributed to those in need,” Revanth Reddy said.
Furthermore, the Congress leader also claimed that several acres of land were owned by former Telangana Minister and BRS working president KT Rama Rao and asked him to donate some portion of it to Indira Amma houses scheme.
“There is a 100 acre farmhouse in Gajwel owned by KCR. If you are truly committed to public welfare, donate 50 acres of it, and we will build Indira Amma houses for the people. Building houses for the public is my responsibility. KTR, you also have 50 acres in Janwada. Set aside 25 acres for the public, and we will use government funds to construct homes for the poor,” Reddy said.
The Chief Minister also accused the BRS leadership of acquiring wealth at the expense of the people. “All of this is what you’ve looted from the public, not something that belongs to your ancestors,” he said.
Revanth Reddy’s sharp rebuke came just hours after KTR took aim at the Congress-led Telangana government for its demolition drives, which he claimed were “destroying people’s lives”.
“If demolishing my house will bring you peace, please go ahead. But stop bulldozing the homes of the poor and destroying their lives,” KTR said while addressing a public rally in Maheshwaram.
His pointed comments were aimed at highlighting what he termed as “mindless demolitions” carried out by the Revanth Reddy-led Telangana government.
KTR also challenged Revanth Reddy to first demolish his brother Tirupathi Reddy’s house located in Durgamcheruvu, as well as his own residence in Kodangal.