Questioning of KTR: KTR, who joined the questioning of ACB, announced that the fight against Congress scams will not stop.
Questioning of KTR Former minister KTR joined the ACB questioning in the Formula-E car case. Two days ago, KTR returned after ACB did not allow a lawyer for the investigation. After this the High Court rejected KTR’s quash petition. With this, notice was once again issued to KTR. Along with this, KTR filed a petition in the High Court to allow him to retain a lawyer and the court allowed it. KTR attended the hearing on Thursday.
Formula filed a lunch motion petition on Wednesday on the issue of taking a lawyer with it to the ACB hearing in the car case and allowed the lawyer to appear. Former Additional Advocate General Ramachander Rao attended the hearing on behalf of KTR. Heavy security arrangements were made at the ACB office in view of the investigation into KTR.
The High Court has imposed certain conditions on allowing ACB to investigate against the lawyer in the Formula One car race. Apart from the trial room…the lawyer is allowed to go out of the room. Only KTR should go to the interrogation room.
KTR said that Arapaisa is also not involved in corruption
As an activist who fought for Telangana state as a child of Telangana, as a soldier of KCR, he said he took over as minister of state to raise the prestige of Telangana and put Hyderabad on the world map. Made many efforts in, and as a result, he attracted world attention within the country. He said that no matter how much he is harassed, the fight will not stop.
He said that in nine and a half years, he never bought Land Cruiser cars in lieu of contracts and contracts worth Rs. 1137 crores given to Bamards, I do not have any such information. He said that he had gone to buy MLAs and did not find Rs 50 lakh with him. He also clarified that he has not committed any corruption.
He said that Budrachalli is happy knowingly or unknowingly, he cannot divert the attention of his party by throwing mud at him. He said that he cannot divert his attention from issues like electricity tariff, hydra demolition, implementation of six guarantees. He said that he would continue to raise questions on the 420 assurances given by Revanth. He said that he has full faith in the courts and laws. He said that he cannot be intimidated by lawsuits and his fight will continue. He said that he is happy in managing the media and making news.
Aggressive ACB…
The investigating agencies have intensified action in the Formula E-car race case. In this case, along with ED, ACB had also given notice to KTR. KTR, who had already visited the ACB office once, returned after not getting permission from a lawyer. But ACB once again issued a notice. Cleared to appear on 9th January.
In view of the ACB notice, KTR appeared before the ACB on Thursday. Before this, former minister Harish Rao and other leaders reached KTR’s residence. Sister Kavita also came to KTR’s residence. It is being spread that after the ACB investigation, there is a possibility of important developments in this case.
ACB officials recently questioned IAS officer Dana Kishore, the complainant in the Formula E car race case. He was interrogated for about 7 hours and his statement was recorded. It seems that the authorities have seized some important documents from Danakishore. Based on the details given by him, ACB officials will investigate the case.
ED registered a case against illegal payment
HMDA has paid Rs 45.71 crore to the UK-based Formula E Operations Company through the Telangana Municipal Department as part of the management of the Formula E car race held in Hyderabad under the BRS government. HMDA Chief Secretary Dana Kishore complained to the ACB that there were irregularities in these payments.
A complaint was filed with the ACB to investigate the payments being made without the approval of the Finance Department, without the knowledge of the Chief Minister, who is the Chairman of HMDA, and without the permission of the RBI.
The complaint states that money was transferred in British currency to this operations account of Formula in London, in which the IT department had to pay Rs 8.06 crore due to non-exemption of income tax. ACB has been asked to investigate these cases. A case was registered against KTR, Arvind Kumar and BLN Reddy in this matter. It is still not clear who benefited from the violation of FEMA rules in cash payments to foreign countries.
