KCR, Harish Rao to be accused no 1 and 4 in the charge sheet

Kcr, Harish Rao to be accused no 1 and 4 in the chargesheet. Amidst the political landscape of Telangana, there's growing anticipation about the unfolding of the phone-tapping controversy, which has gained national attention. BJP MP candidate Com Fire Brand Raghanandan Rao recently made significant remarks on the matter, shedding light on its implications and calling for decisive action.

Rao emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the phone tapping incidents during Kcr's tenure as Chief Minister, starting from June 2, 2014. He asserted that those found guilty must face appropriate consequences. Additionally, he questioned the response of CM Revanth regarding the issue, highlighting the significance of addressing the evidence presented.

Rao also raised pertinent questions about the investigation's progress, particularly in relation to previous instances where the phone tapping case involving Revanth was dismissed in 2015. Despite this, he questioned why investigations were ongoing, especially considering the timing of Revanth's mention of the case during the Dubbaka elections.

Drawing attention to the circumstances surrounding Revanth Reddy's arrest, Rao pointed out the presence of key officials at the time, including the then DGP Anurag Sharma and others, suggesting a need for transparency in the investigation process. He further highlighted discrepancies in addressing allegations raised by individuals like IPS officer Stephen Ravindra regarding the purchase of MLAs.

Rao's remarks also underscored the need to include names like Kcr, Harish, Venkatrama Reddy, KTR, Naveen Rao, and Sandeep Rao as primary accused in the phone tapping case, hinting at a deeper entanglement within Telangana politics.

In light of these developments, it appears that the phone-tapping controversy will continue to cast a shadow over Telangana politics even after the elections, as calls for accountability and transparency persist.