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BRS govt. fought Miyapur land case in SC, protected it: Harish Rao

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BRS govt. fought Miyapur land case in SC, protected it: Harish Rao — Photo credit: The Hindu

HYDERABAD

Deputy Floor Leader of the BRS Legislature Party and former minister T. Harish Rao has stated that the previous BRS Government had protected the 550 acres of government land in Miyapur, while the present Congress Government is planning to monetise it.

He mentioned that the BRS Government had fought the land case in the Supreme Court and saved it. However, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy was planning to sell it now. After the Supreme Court verdict on the land in Miyapur, the Chief Minister held a press conference and everything he said there was contradictory to what was mentioned in the Supreme Court’s records.

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