Sitakka Issues Legal Notice to KCR Over Anganwadi Mobile Phones Allegations
Sitakka issues legal notice to KCR over Anganwadi mobile phones allegations demanding apology within 48 hours for defamation claims and removal of social media posts related to procurement issue.
- Sitakka legal notice to KCR over Anganwadi mobile phones allegations
- KCR Anganwadi mobile phones issue sparks political controversy
- Sitakka demands apology in Anganwadi mobile phones dispute
A political dispute has intensified in Telangana after Minister Seethakka issued a legal notice to BRS chief K. Chandrashekar Rao over allegations related to Anganwadi mobile phone procurement.
The minister has strongly objected to what she described as baseless claims circulated on social media by BRS leaders. She stated that the allegations have harmed her reputation and misled the public regarding the procurement process.
In the notice, Sitakka clarified that she has no direct involvement in the issue being highlighted and accused the opposition of spreading false information for political gain.
Holding KCR responsible for the campaign, she demanded that the posts be removed immediately. The notice also calls for a public apology within 48 hours, warning that failure to comply will lead to further legal action.
The controversy revolves around claims regarding the purchase of mobile phones for Anganwadi workers, which has now turned into a heated political exchange between the ruling party and the opposition.
Sitakka emphasized that spreading misinformation about government initiatives not only damages individual credibility but also affects public trust in welfare programmes.
With the deadline set for response, the situation is expected to escalate if the demands outlined in the legal notice are not met.
