Allegations of a 15 per cent commission demand have put Telangana’s Radial Road-2 tenders under scrutiny after RVM Constructions managing director Nama Ramesh reportedly sought the intervention of the Builders Association of India (BAI), while BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of corruption.
According to the report by Telangana Today, Ramesh made the allegations in a written representation to the BAI. The representation reportedly alleged irregularities in the tender process and claimed that the Chief Minister’s Office demanded a 15 per cent commission in connection with the Radial Road-2 tenders.
The supplied report does not reproduce the full representation, identify the specific tender packages involved, or provide documentary details supporting the alleged demand. It also does not include a response from the Chief Minister’s Office, the Telangana government, the Roads and Buildings department or any agency responsible for the tender process.
Rama Rao referred to Ramesh’s representation in a post on X and alleged that the complaint indicated a wider corruption problem within the Congress government. He said that a company managing director had given in writing that the Chief Minister’s Office sought a commission and that the Chief Minister had allotted projects to people close to him.
Rama Rao further alleged that the government was neglecting public welfare and questioned why Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not acted against the Chief Minister. These statements are political allegations and were not independently established in the supplied report.
The Radial Road-2 project is significant because large road tenders affect land connectivity, construction contracts, public expenditure and the movement of traffic around Hyderabad. Allegations concerning the integrity of such tenders can therefore have implications for bidders, contractors, public agencies and residents who depend on planned road infrastructure. However, the available material does not establish whether the alleged commission demand was made, whether any tender was altered or awarded improperly, or whether an official inquiry has begun.
The BAI’s response to Ramesh’s representation, if any, was not provided in the report. Further verification would require access to the original representation, the relevant tender documents, official records relating to Radial Road-2 and responses from the Chief Minister’s Office and the departments overseeing the project.
