Hyderabad's Old City's electricity distribution would be managed by the adani Group, the chief minister, A revanth reddy, said on Thursday, june 27 in New Delhi. Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leaders responded sharply to the disclosure, challenging the congress party's stance on the gautam Adani-led adani Group.
 
As a trial project, the chief minister proposed giving the gautam Adani-led company control over the Old City district. He justified the aforementioned decision by pointing to customer nonpayment of bills and attacks on energy service members when they attempt to recover overdue payments.
 
Reddy went on to say that the adani Group will be given control over electricity distribution in hyderabad and eventually the whole state following the completion of the Old City pilot project.
 
25% revenue to Adani

Additionally, he said that the state government will receive 75% of the overall earnings, with 25% going to the adani Group.
 
According to revanth, discussions on the issue were made with the adani Group, and all sides were able to come to a consensus.
 
Congress MP rahul gandhi was referred to as a “hypocrite” by BRS spokesperson Manne Krishank, who cited a telugu media story.

“Revanth reddy hands over the electricity bill collection in telangana to @AdaniOnline on a platter! 25% of electricity Bills collected to go into Adani’s kitty! This is nothing but daylight robbery! Does this have your sanction @RahulGandhi Ji? Were you shadow boxing with adani group during the recent elections? What’s congress Party’s stand on surrendering public utilities to corporates like Adani? Also hope@asadowaisi is taking note of how their newest friend is trying to stereotype Old City citizens! Is this the respect congress party has towards Old City residents? If congress is really giving free power under Gruha Jyothi, why is it even engaging a private corporate company to collect domestic power bills in Hyderabad?” he asked on X.
 
 
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30/06/2024 09:02 AM