Does Vizag require the most opulent jaw-dropping hill palace? Is it ethically and morally correct? The Hans India talks to the common people to know their views. Building such a lavish palace by the previous government was unforgivable. When the state finances are in a bad shape and state is relying completely on debts, how can any government even think of such unnecessary expenditure? Instead, they might have spent that amount on the Polavaram project.
Stringent action is required on all those responsible including officials for such wastage and all that money must be recovered from them. - A Manjunath, Chamber of Commerce, Tirupati The previous government spent Rs 500 crore public money for their luxury life which is very unfortunate. Any CM or PM never wants such lavish palaces for their stay and it was surprising how the former CM Jagan is very fond of such things.
Even the kings during the era of kingdoms would have never thought of such a bathtub, commode, bed, etc., What is most shocking is the role of officials in this ethically and morally illegal construction. - K Giridhar Reddy, private employee, Tirupati The former CM felt that one cent land is enough for poor people housing while he was building a palace for himself with on a ground which is equal to two foot ball grounds costing Rs 500 crore.
Still he claims himself as the champion of the poor. The present government should take an appropriate decision to make proper use of it and get revenue from that building..
