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No 'Politics" But Only "Business"
By: Tupaki Desk | 26 Jun 2020 3:18 AM GMT
When a CM of the neighbouring CM comes to our state, there is bound to be lot of protocol. At least his own party leaders of the local unit would welcome him, garland him and shower petals on him. But, when MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh arrived in Hyderabad, it was all silent. No partyman was there to welcome them.
He and his wife alighted at Shamshabad and went straight to Chinna Jeeyar's Ashram in Mutchintal. They met the seer, offered prayers to the Lord Rama in the Divya Saket complex of the seer and made an overnight stay. Not even the state BJP president went to meet them as it was a private pilgrimage of the MP CM. But, there is one very interesting thing. While there was no 'politics' at the ashram, the 'business' was fully there. Business biggies like Jupalli Rameshwara Rao of Myhomes and GVK group's Krishna Reddy were there to receive the CM. They spent hours with him in the Ashram. Given the fact that both are infra giants, there were questions about their presence in the ashram.
Shivraj Singh will go to Mysore from Mutchintal on Friday. He is accompanied by his wife and family members.
He and his wife alighted at Shamshabad and went straight to Chinna Jeeyar's Ashram in Mutchintal. They met the seer, offered prayers to the Lord Rama in the Divya Saket complex of the seer and made an overnight stay. Not even the state BJP president went to meet them as it was a private pilgrimage of the MP CM. But, there is one very interesting thing. While there was no 'politics' at the ashram, the 'business' was fully there. Business biggies like Jupalli Rameshwara Rao of Myhomes and GVK group's Krishna Reddy were there to receive the CM. They spent hours with him in the Ashram. Given the fact that both are infra giants, there were questions about their presence in the ashram.
Shivraj Singh will go to Mysore from Mutchintal on Friday. He is accompanied by his wife and family members.
