Not just K Chandrasekhar Rao has acquired for itself new wheelsets since he took office as prime minister a little more than a year ago. While the composition of the convoy was changed three times, his administration has also been generous in granting funds to various government departments to buy vehicles for officials and staff.
And this has cost the new state a tidy sum so far, around Rs 350 million rupees. It expects more orders to be made in the near future with the departments, are outside the boom so far, having presented their scripts for new vehicles.
The maximum number of vehicles has come the way of the police and panchayat raj and rural development departments. Indeed, the madness of acquiring vehicles is reflected in the fact that the provision of rural water and sanitation wing panchayat raj department obtained 11 vehicles for messages that have not yet been punished! The department recently received approval for the purchase of 26 vehicles for its officials.While 15 of these are for existing officers, approval for 11 more vehicles are for positions that have not yet been sanctioned by the government and GO No. 87 issued by the panchayat raj department. The government allowed the purchase of these 11 vehicles. This wealth of new tires cost the government Rs 3.5 million rupees. In addition, the panchayat raj department acquired four other vehicles at a cost of Rs 60 lakh.
It was the police department unit stimulated new vehicles last year, trying to create a new image for strength. Just weeks after the new state came into being, the CM announced a bonanza for cops.Apart of these vehicles, last December, the department of the house received permission to acquire 75 vehicles costing Rs 27.93 million rupees . They were also allowed wings of criminal investigation, intelligence and surveillance to buy 222 vehicles costing Rs 5.23 million rupees and 33 other vehicles costing Rs 1.25 million rupees.
A few months ago, the forest department vehicles purchased at a cost of Rs 28.86 crore.Finance department also has administrative penalty for the purchase of Corolla Altis and Innova costs Rs 30.70 lakh for officials this May.
"Some, such as field staff of police departments and forestry require vehicles that are in good condition. However, many officials have changed vehicles were purchased less than five years ago. The previous government discouraged the practice of the purchase of new vehicles and asked departments to hire vehicles to reduce the burden on the government. But now the state government has opened doors for the acquisition of new vehicles, "said an official of the department of general administration.
There are hundreds of vehicles to be condemned as the vehicle age has been 15 years. For example about 200 vehicles transport wing sail GHMC is throwing noxious gases. However, during the past four years, the government has not provided funding to buy new vehicles.Similarly GHMC, the fire services department is forced to settle for firefighters offers decades of age due to poor allocation funds each year.
Heads ZP zip in Innovas
Elected representatives have also benefited from government largesse. All ZP presidents has given Toyota Innovas.For Ranga Reddy district, the government also allowed a new Innova for zilla Parishad CEO along with the president. The price of each vehicle between Rs 13 to Rs 16 lakh. The government has spent nearly 1.5 crore rupees for these vehicles.
And this has cost the new state a tidy sum so far, around Rs 350 million rupees. It expects more orders to be made in the near future with the departments, are outside the boom so far, having presented their scripts for new vehicles.
The maximum number of vehicles has come the way of the police and panchayat raj and rural development departments. Indeed, the madness of acquiring vehicles is reflected in the fact that the provision of rural water and sanitation wing panchayat raj department obtained 11 vehicles for messages that have not yet been punished! The department recently received approval for the purchase of 26 vehicles for its officials.While 15 of these are for existing officers, approval for 11 more vehicles are for positions that have not yet been sanctioned by the government and GO No. 87 issued by the panchayat raj department. The government allowed the purchase of these 11 vehicles. This wealth of new tires cost the government Rs 3.5 million rupees. In addition, the panchayat raj department acquired four other vehicles at a cost of Rs 60 lakh.
It was the police department unit stimulated new vehicles last year, trying to create a new image for strength. Just weeks after the new state came into being, the CM announced a bonanza for cops.Apart of these vehicles, last December, the department of the house received permission to acquire 75 vehicles costing Rs 27.93 million rupees . They were also allowed wings of criminal investigation, intelligence and surveillance to buy 222 vehicles costing Rs 5.23 million rupees and 33 other vehicles costing Rs 1.25 million rupees.
A few months ago, the forest department vehicles purchased at a cost of Rs 28.86 crore.Finance department also has administrative penalty for the purchase of Corolla Altis and Innova costs Rs 30.70 lakh for officials this May.
"Some, such as field staff of police departments and forestry require vehicles that are in good condition. However, many officials have changed vehicles were purchased less than five years ago. The previous government discouraged the practice of the purchase of new vehicles and asked departments to hire vehicles to reduce the burden on the government. But now the state government has opened doors for the acquisition of new vehicles, "said an official of the department of general administration.
There are hundreds of vehicles to be condemned as the vehicle age has been 15 years. For example about 200 vehicles transport wing sail GHMC is throwing noxious gases. However, during the past four years, the government has not provided funding to buy new vehicles.Similarly GHMC, the fire services department is forced to settle for firefighters offers decades of age due to poor allocation funds each year.
Heads ZP zip in Innovas
Elected representatives have also benefited from government largesse. All ZP presidents has given Toyota Innovas.For Ranga Reddy district, the government also allowed a new Innova for zilla Parishad CEO along with the president. The price of each vehicle between Rs 13 to Rs 16 lakh. The government has spent nearly 1.5 crore rupees for these vehicles.
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