In Hyderabad, Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president KTR stepped forward to extend comprehensive medical support to 13-year-old Karne Vinay, who is battling brain cancer. During a meeting with the child and his relatives, the leader urged the family to stay strong and assured them that every necessary measure would be taken to secure superior medical care. Following this assurance, the boy was admitted to Sindh Hospital for proper treatment, prompting expressions of relief and gratitude from his parents.
Roots In Khammam District
The young patient hails from Narsimhula Gudem village in Kusumanchi mandal of Khammam district in Telangana. His father is Karne Adinarayana and his mother is Anita. Facilitated by former MLA Kandala Upendar, the family met with KTR, who affectionately interacted with the boy and discussed treatment specifics with the parents to understand their challenges directly.
Challenging The Chief Minister On Energy Scandals
Shifting focus to regional politics on the exact same day, KTR addressed a assembly constituency meeting at Telangana Bhavan in Narsampet and directed severe allegations at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. He demanded that an inquiry be launched through a sitting judge into alleged financial irregularities under the current administration, specifically targeting Singareni Collieries and proposed foreign coal procurement plans.
Demanding A Probe By A Sitting Judge
Addressing purported remarks made by the Chief Minister suggesting that investigations would commence upon receiving written complaints, KTR issued a direct counter-challenge. He stated that if the administration possessed genuine courage, it should hand over the investigation of these allegations to a serving judge. He further claimed that the government was manufacturing artificial crises across electricity supply, irrigation, and coal production to clear a path for expensive purchases and commissions.
Disparities In Coal Pricing And Pending Dues
The opposition leader asserted that domestic Singareni coal costs approximately 3,800 rupees per ton, whereas imported coal variants could range between 10,000 and 12,000 rupees per ton. He accused authorities of planning coal imports from Australia despite domestic availability, purely to benefit from commissions. Furthermore, he claimed that Singareni company dues amounting to roughly 60,000 crore rupees remain pending while regional production levels are deliberately suppressed. In the past, KTR has generated intense political ripples across Telangana with sharp remarks regarding political alignments.
