The suicide of real estate developer Venu Gopal Reddy has ignited a political uproar, with opposition leaders blaming the government for his death and accusing it of neglecting the business community.
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Venu Gopal Reddy was a real estate developer in Hyderabad, whose suicide has sparked a political controversy.
T. Harish Rao, a former minister and senior BRS leader, described Venu Gopal Reddy’s death as a 'state-sponsored murder' and blamed the government's policies for the growing distress among real estate developers.
The BRS party, including former minister T. Harish Rao and MLA Vivekananda, visited Reddy’s family to offer their condolences.
The main allegations against the government include neglecting the concerns of the business community, creating an atmosphere of fear and distress, and implementing policies that have driven real estate developers to take extreme steps like suicides.
The ruling party has yet to respond to the allegations made by opposition leaders regarding Venu Gopal Reddy’s death.
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