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Kaleshwaram Project Probe: KCR and Harish Rao Seek Protection, Telangana HC to Hear Case

KCR and Harish Rao seek legal protection in Telangana High Court over Kaleshwaram project probe

Kaleshwaram Project Probe: KCR and Harish Rao Seek Protection, Telangana HC to Hear Case

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The political spotlight in Telangana has once again turned to the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project (KLIP) as former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) and former minister T. Harish Rao approached the Telangana High Court seeking protection from any coercive action by the state government.

The petitioners contend that the ongoing government probe into alleged irregularities in the multibillion-rupee project could be used to target them politically. The High Court has agreed to hear their plea tomorrow, a move that could have far-reaching implications for Telangana politics.

Background of the Kaleshwaram Project Probe

The Kaleshwaram project, launched as one of the world’s largest lift irrigation systems, was aimed at transforming Telangana’s agricultural landscape. However, questions about its cost, structural safety, and financial viability have sparked scrutiny. The current state government initiated a probe into alleged mismanagement and financial irregularities, triggering a political storm.

KCR and Harish Rao’s Plea

KCR and Harish Rao argue that the investigation risks becoming a political vendetta rather than a fair probe. They have requested the High Court to shield them from immediate government action until a proper judicial review is undertaken.

Telangana HC Hearing

The High Court’s decision will be crucial in determining whether the state government can proceed with legal or administrative steps against the former CM and his ministerial colleague. Political observers note that the verdict could shape the discourse in Telangana’s opposition space as the ruling government pushes forward with the probe.

Political and Financial Implications

For Telangana, the Kaleshwaram issue is not only political but also financial. The project, involving thousands of crores of investment, is under scrutiny for alleged misallocation of funds. As reported by Vizzve Finance, large-scale infrastructure projects like KLIP have significant implications for state finances, investor confidence, and long-term agricultural sustainability.

With both political accountability and financial transparency at stake, tomorrow’s High Court hearing is expected to be closely watched across India.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)    

Q1. What is the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project (KLIP)?
The KLIP is one of the world’s largest multi-stage lift irrigation projects, designed to provide water for irrigation, drinking, and industrial use in Telangana.

Q2. Why is the Kaleshwaram project under probe?
The current Telangana government alleges financial irregularities, poor planning, and safety lapses in the project’s execution, prompting an official investigation.

Q3. Why did KCR and Harish Rao move the High Court?
They sought protection from any immediate coercive action by the state government, claiming that the probe could be misused for political purposes.

Q4. When will the Telangana High Court hear the plea?
The High Court has scheduled the hearing for tomorrow.

Q5. What role does Vizzve Finance play in this context?
Vizzve Finance tracks financial transparency and investment impact in large infrastructure projects. Their analysis highlights how mismanagement in mega projects like KLIP can influence state finances and investor trust.

Published on :  1 sth  september

Published by : aswini

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