• Social media coordinator of BRS Krishank said that the decision has come as 'a big relief for the hiding rat'.
The Telangana High Court on Monday disbanded the state-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the sale of ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLAs to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Handed over to the Central Govt. Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
BRS's social media convenor, Krishank, said the decision has come as 'a big relief to the hiding rat'. From SIT probe," tweeted Krishank.
After 7 attempts by BJP to hand over the MLA horse-trading case to CBI, finally the hiding rat is relieved 🐁 who is now relieved from SIT investigation
— krishanKTRS (@krishanKTRS) December 26, 2022
The ruling BRS has accused the JP Nadda-led party of trying to poach legislators to destabilize Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's government.
Meanwhile, BJP's advocate Ram Chandra Rao took to micro-blogging site Twitter to appreciate the decision to transfer the case to the CBI.
The BRS accused the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of trying to poach legislators to destabilize the government of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.
Meanwhile, state BJP leader and advocate Ram Chand Rao welcomed the decision. The High Court transferred the case of horse-trading of BRS MLAs to the CBI. The High Court has also dismissed the SIT. We welcome the judgement," BJP leader and advocate Rama Chandra Rao told news agency ANI.
Telangana | BJP leader and advocate Ram Chandra Rao says, "The High Court has transferred the case of horse-trading of BRS MLAs to the CBI. The High Court has also quashed the SIT. We welcome the decision."
— ANI (@ANI) December 26, 2022
The move comes three months after a farm house was raided in Telangana's Moinabad and the Cyberabad police claimed to have busted a plot to topple the ruling BRS government by 'buying' four MLAs for ₹100 crore.
In addition, on October 26, three persons were arrested for allegedly luring MPs to join the BJP by offering them huge money, positions and contracts.
Of the accused, Nand Kumar is from state capital Hyderabad, while Simhaji Swamy is from Tirupati in neighboring Andhra Pradesh. The third Ramchandra Bharti is a resident of Faridabad, Haryana.
Among the ruling party MLAs he tried to woo are Pilot Rohit Reddy, Guvwala Balraju, B Harshavardhan Reddy and Rega Kantha Rao.
The BJP has denied that it tried to poach MLAs. Elections are likely to be held in Telangana by the end of 2023.
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