KTR takes up Cantonment roads issue again, asks for GHMC merger
Hyderabad: Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao has once again raised the issue of roads being closed for civilians in the Secunderabad Cantonment, asking Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to merge the cantonment with the GHMC if the SCB could not provide basic facilities.
In a series of tweets on Saturday, the Minister quoted a Telangana Today report, pointing out how Union Minister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt was ‘unaware of ground realities’, and that the Union government was reporting only two closed roads when 21 roads have actually been closed illegally.
| KTR on Twitter: “Dear @rajnathsingh Ji, your junior minister are unaware of ground realities While 21 roads have been closed illegally & people are inconvenienced, your Govt reports only 2! If the SCB can’t provide basic facilities for citizens, request you to merge it with GHMC & resolve https://t.co/MGWU9EMHXm”Dear @rajnathsingh Ji, your junior minister are unaware of ground realities While 21 roads have been closed illegally & people are inconvenienced, your Govt reports only 2!twitter.com |
Also quoting Green Sainikpuri, a Twitter handle run by the Federation of Northeastern Colonies of Secunderabad, the Minister said the ‘highly objectionable and illegal closure of roads’ was causing ‘heartburn among millions of civilians in and around the Secunderabad Cantonment area’.
“What is preventing the Government of India from reining in violation of Local Military Authority (LMA) rules?” he asked, tagging both Singh and Union Minister G Kishan Reddy in the tweet.
| KTR on Twitter“Sri @kishanreddybjp Garu and Sri @rajnathsingh Ji This highly objectionable & illegal closure of roads is causing heartburn among millions of civilians in and around the Secunderabad Cantonment area What is preventing Govt of India from reining in violation of LMA rules? https://t.co/SI9xQuWgwh”twitter.com |
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