Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao is again rushing for New Delhi for three days from November 3 to 5. Interestingly, he was in New Delhi from October 26 to 28 and he returned to city only on October 28.
His second visit to New Delhi within a gap of one week fuelled polticial speculations of his desperate bid to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in order to come out of CBI cases, which of late started to haunt KCR.
The reports of CBI digging the scams of labour department when KCR worked as union labour minister in UPA government between 2004 and 2006 have been making the headlines and attracting the attention of political and government circles.
First it was about irregularities in awarding contract of ESI hospitals and the latest being provident fund irregularities of Sahara Group and CBI investigations point out that as union labour minister KCR showed favouritism and blantantly violated the norms to benefit some private individuals and firms.
These reports may be mere speculations but KCR rushing to New Delhi for two-three days each time within a gap of one week is surely raising the eyebrows given that he stayed away from Delhi from the last six months.
TRS party sources said during his recent trip he could not talk 'freely' with Modi due to his busy schedule and there are 'several things' that need to be discussed with Modi by 'opening his heart' and for this reason he had sought Modi's appointment on November 5.
While TRS party circles are trying to downplay KCR's Delhi visit saying that it was only to participate in meetings of World Economic Forum and Confederation of Indian Industry, which are scheduled on November 3 and 4, they are unable to explain why he is staying in Delhi on November 5 and sought Modi's appointment.
