Jana Senani Pawan Kalyan is an ally of the BJP. The Congress is the arch enemy of the BJP as well as the TRS-YCP duo. Like an enemy’s enemy is a friend, secret deals are not ruled out between the BJP and the TRS-YCP duo. Megha Krishna Reddy is a favourite contractor for the KCR-Jagan duo. His company is involved in the landmark irrigation projects like Kaleswaram in Telangana and Polavaram in AP.
Megha Reddys developed the Venkateswara Swamy Temple by giving huge funds at their native Dokiparru village in Krishna district. They invited Pawan Kalyan who visited the temple and offered prayers there today.
Megha Krishna Reddy’s family welcomed Pawan Kalyan with Poornakumbham at the temple. There was a lot of fanfare. Fans and followers of Pawan Kalyan arrived there in large numbers.
Analysts say that there was nothing unusual about Pawan visiting the temple. But, there was everything suspicious about Pawan being given a warm welcome by the Megha Krishna Reddy family.
Pawan visits temple developed by Megha Reddy
Polavaram contract: Rayapati’s firm may lose to Megha Reddy
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu reportedly issued notices to the Polavaram project executing agency Transstroy India Limited under Section 60C of the Engineering Procurement and Construct Contract (EPC). Through this section, the contract can be terminated and there will not be any legal issues if the project is assigned to a new firm.
Sepculations are rife that the TDP MP Rayapati Sambasiva Rao’s family-owned Transstroy India Limited, volunteered to step aside. The project will be reportedly given to Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd which has completed several projects like Pattiseema, Handri Neva Sujala Sravanthi, Purushottapatnam and recently Muchumarri lift irrigation in Andhra Pradesh.
Trans stroy could achieve only 27% of the target as per the records of the State government. The executing agency may be permitted to do a certain percentage of the work while the remaining will be given to MEIL. The government is allegedly in conversation with both the companies.
