In Telangana, large hoardings and flex banners have appeared accusing Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of leading a government riddled with scams.
Titled the “A to Z of Corruption,” these hoardings presented alleged irregularities under each alphabet, ranging from contract scams to fake investments and land deals.
Interestingly, there is no mention of who is behind these hoardings, leaving their origin unclear.
The list includes serious accusations such as an Amrut contract worth Rs 1,137 crore reportedly awarded to Revanth’s brother-in-law, land scams involving Chitrapuri Society, irrigation projects given to select companies, and even allegations of misuse of state agencies for blackmail and demolition.
Names of close associates, family members and companies allegedly connected to the CM have been listed, along with charges of fake foreign investments and questionable real estate dealings.
The hoardings have caught public attention, both offline and online, due to their detailed and dramatic presentation.
As this A-Z campaign circulates, all eyes are on how the Congress government will respond.
