Manne Krishank seeks CBI probe into allegations against pharma and hospital firms

Hyderabad: BRS leader Manne Krishank renewed his Manne Krishank CBI probe demand, urging Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to order an investigation into allegations involving Maxbion Pharma, Mindvault Corporate Schools and Medicover Hospitals. He said his party had released documents and other evidence on these issues over several months.

Speaking at a press conference at Telangana Bhavan, Krishank criticised the Chief Minister’s response to media questions about the allegations. According to Krishank, Revanth Reddy initially accused reporters of asking paid questions. The Chief Minister later challenged them to produce evidence, he added.

The BRS leader also questioned the reported sale of a hospital for ₹13,200. He alleged links between the hospital’s directors and the Chief Minister’s family. Krishank claimed Revanth Reddy’s son-in-law was associated with Maxbion Pharma. In addition, he said the Chief Minister’s daughter was connected to Mindvault, a corporate school business involved in construction.

Manne Krishank CBI probe demand focuses on company records

Krishank accused media outlets and newspapers supportive of the government of running campaigns against BRS leaders K. T. Rama Rao and K. Chandrashekar Rao. He said KTR and T. Harish Rao had responded to questions. Meanwhile, KCR had pursued legal remedies and answered questions from a commission, he added.

As part of his Manne Krishank CBI probe appeal, he challenged Revanth Reddy to order an investigation if he had no connection to the matters raised. He argued that a CBI inquiry could examine the allegations. Furthermore, he urged the Chief Minister to authorise the probe if he believed the claims lacked evidence.

The BRS leader noted that the CBI needed the Telangana government’s consent to operate in the state. Accordingly, he said his party would submit documents to investigators, including details of company directors and shareholders.

Krishank reiterated that the BRS was ready to provide the records it had collected. He called on the government to order a CBI investigation into the allegations.