In a formal appeal to Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Rao requested an immediate freeze on fund disbursements for the project. He argues that the tender conditions grant a disproportionate share of commercial space to a consortium involving Vamsiram Builders & Developers Pvt. Ltd. and Aparna Infrahousing Pvt. Ltd., effectively sidelining the public interest. The project, backed by approximately Rs 2,059.81 crore in Central support, has become a focal point of partisan friction over the management of state-subsidized infrastructure.
Rao insists that the current arrangement risks the long-term value of public land and calls for an independent investigation to ensure fiscal transparency. By prioritizing private entitlement over the state's share, the government faces accusations of facilitating a windfall for chosen developers at the expense of taxpayers.
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