Telangana’s political landscape is abuzz following Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy’s sensational remarks, hinting at major political revelations in the coming days. Speaking with conviction, the minister stated, “Political bombs will explode within a couple of days,” and warned that no one, regardless of their stature, will escape if found guilty. He revealed that the necessary files and evidence are ready, and actions will be taken not out of personal vendetta, but based on irrefutable proof.
Ponguleti’s remarks pointed to potential action against key figures involved in recent controversies, such as phone tapping, the Dharani portal, and the Kaleshwaram project. His comments have raised speculation about possible consequences for BRS leaders, with many wondering whether former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) and his son, K.T. Rama Rao (KTR), are being targeted or if the focus is on other scams involving Harish Rao.
Files Ready: “Everyone is Heading to Jail”
Ponguleti added fuel to the political fire by stating that files have been prepared against prominent figures from the previous administration. He hinted that eight senior officials may soon face imprisonment, asserting that concrete evidence has been gathered against them. “No one will be spared,” he declared, clarifying that the forthcoming actions are not politically motivated but aimed at holding wrongdoers accountable. He promised that investigations into scams during the former government’s tenure would be thorough, with evidence meticulously compiled to prevent any guilty parties from escaping. He further predicted that significant developments would unfold within the next two to three days, creating waves across Telangana’s political landscape.
Speculation of Diversion Politics
Ponguleti’s statements have drawn varied reactions, with some questioning the timing and motives behind his comments. Critics suggest that these remarks may be part of a diversionary tactic by the Congress party to shift attention away from pressing issues, such as the Musi project, farmer loan waivers, and the Rythu Bharosa scheme, all of which are currently under public scrutiny.
Adding to the controversy, recent social media posts from BRS and BJP questioned the use of a Telangana government helicopter for Priyanka Gandhi’s nomination process, sparking allegations of misuse of public funds. Political insiders are speculating that Ponguleti’s explosive statements could be a calculated move to divert attention from these brewing controversies. As the situation unfolds, Telangana’s political circles are eagerly awaiting further developments.