Hyderabad: The day after holding a protest against the center of the problem of procurement of rice, the Minister of Administration K City of Rama Rao on Saturday gave a vent to his anger at the Ministry of Defense at the closing of the streets in Secunderabad Cantonment.
“The Defense Department behaves as if it is running a parallel government in the state.
The department functions as desired and fantasy and closes the road in the Canton area.
This is absolutely unacceptable,” Minister said.
KTR has increased this problem when residents complain that at least 21 roads in the Cantonment have been closed for almost five years now.
Toi has run a sustainable campaign for Merge Secunderabad Cantonment Board Area with Corporation Hyderabad Municipal Corporation so road closure and other problems can be resolved.
KTR added that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao had met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defense Minister Uni Rajnath Singh and asked them to help in widening the road and land ration for the construction of Libel.
The state government gave dozens of representations to the center.
But the Modi government has not worked with the best performing countries, KTR is allegedly.
“Traffic congestion on the path of Patny-to-Shamirpet and the Paradise-to-Kompal route has become common.
The streets are really choking during rush hour,” Ktr said.
He alleged that defense officials were responsible for soaking colonies near Shatam Kunta in Lungar Houz during heavy rain recently because military officials built dambies.
Even though Telangana is a condition of the show, the center does not provide additional funds for development work.
“For example, Bangalore Metro gets RS 17,000 Crore for Metro Railroad projects.
But our country only gets funds to be mandated constitutionally,” President TRS said.
“The government and BJP minister gave awards and accumulated praise at rural and urban bodies in the state, but did not provide any funds.
We will take all these problems with the Government Government,” Ktr said.
Open Cantonment Roads: T’Gana Min to defense officials
