During Telangana statehood agitation, TRS chief KCR used to attack "Andhra CMs' of selling valuable government lands in Hyderabad to raise funds for welfare schemes and development programmes in state.
He also used to criticise Andhra CMs of allotting valuable government lands in Hyderabad to their near and dear ones for throwaway prices.
KCR used to say in every public meeting that he will protect government lands if Telangana state is formed.
It's more than five years since Telangana state is formed. KCR also completed more than five years as CM.
But after five years, KCR is doing the same thing which was done by Andhra CMs, that is selling valuable government lands in Hyderabad and also allotting valuable government lands in Hyderabad to Swamijis and Matams for throwaway prices.
KCR recently announced in Assembly that the financial condition of Telangana government has turned worse due to economic recession and he has decided to sell government lands in Hyderabad to raise Rs 10,000 crore to fund government expenditure, welfare schemes and development programmes.
KCR also allotted valuable 2 acre land worth crores of rupees on city outkskirts to Visakha Sarada Peetham, which helped KCR to retain power for second term by conducting special yagams just before Assembly polls in December 2018 for a price of just Rs 1 per acre.
Latest, KCR allotted valuable 3 acre land near Shamshabad International airport to his adorable guru Chinna Jeeyar Swamy for just Rs 6 lakh per acre while the the market price per acre is nearly Rs 10 crore.
KCR's moves and unilateral decisions are naturally causing anger among various sections of Telangana people, who are unable to digest the fact that how KCR made a revenue-surplus state a pauper in five years and how he made Telangana dependent on sale of lands for its survival.