"Don't Be Afraid": KTR Vows Full Support for Boy Battling Brain Cancer
BRS leader KT Rama Rao assures full support and advanced medical treatment for 13-year-old Karne Vinay battling brain cancer.
In a touching gesture of compassion, BRS Working President KT Rama Rao (KTR) has stepped forward to support a 13-year-old boy fighting a grueling battle against brain cancer. The young boy, identified as Karne Vinay, received a strong assurance from the leader that he would not be alone in this fight and that the best possible medical care would be ensured for him.
A Ray of Hope for a Struggling Family
Vinay hails from Narasimhula Gudem village, located in the Kusumanchi mandal of Khammam district. He is the son of Karne Adinarayana and Anita, a couple who have been grappling with the emotional and financial strain of their son's critical health condition.
The meeting between the young patient and the BRS leader was facilitated by former MLA Kandala Upender, who took the initiative to bring Vinay's plight to KTR's attention. During the encounter, KTR spent time speaking affectionately with Vinay, inquiring about his health and offering words of encouragement to keep his spirits high.
Ensuring Advanced Medical Care
Beyond emotional support, KTR took immediate action to ensure the boy received professional intervention. After discussing the specifics of the medical requirements with Vinay's parents, the leader promised that the family should not panic and that every effort would be made to provide advanced treatment.
Following KTR's direct instructions, Vinay has been admitted to Sindh Hospital, where he is now receiving superior medical care. The family expressed deep gratitude and joy, thanking the leader for stepping in during their hour of need.
KTR Takes on Government Over Alleged Scams
While providing humanitarian aid, KTR remained equally aggressive on the political front. In a separate development during a Narsampet constituency meeting at Telangana Bhavan, the BRS leader launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
KTR challenged the Chief Minister to order an inquiry by a sitting judge into several alleged irregularities under the current Congress government. The allegations include:
- The Singareni Scam: A claimed ₹10,000-crore scam involving coal operations.
- Solar Power Scam: Allegations of irregularities in the solar energy sector.
- Coal Import Issues: KTR alleged that the government is pursuing expensive coal imports from Australia to earn commissions, despite the availability of cheaper domestic coal.
The leader pointed out the stark price difference, noting that while Singareni coal costs approximately ₹3,800 per tonne, imported coal can cost between ₹10,000 and ₹12,000 per tonne. He further accused the government of intentionally creating crises in power supply, irrigation, and coal production to justify these expensive purchases.
KTR also highlighted that roughly ₹60,000 crore in dues to Singareni remain pending, arguing that the government is unfairly blaming the company for shortages while simultaneously reducing production.