Senior actor and Telugu Desam Party MLA from Hindupur Nandamuri Balakrishna has admitted, albeit indirectly, that the buildings in Basavarama Tarakam Cancer Hospitals at Banjara Hills are illegal construtions. Balayya is the chairman of the NTR Memoral Trust, which owns the cancer hospital. He met Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday at the latter’s camp office and requested him to regularise the unauthorized constructions of the hospital building under Building Regularization Scheme (BRS).
Reacting positively, the Chief Minister said the Telangana State government will act liberally towards Cancer Hospital, which was extending services to the cancer patients with service motto. The Chief Minister suggested to Balakrishna to concentrate on providing facilities to the attendants coming along with patients. He also advised Balakrishna to set up shelters for them to sleep in night and arrange bathrooms to change their dresses.
KCR made it clear that his government would extend full cooperation to the Hospital authorities. He also said the government will see that all facilities could be established in all hospitals across the city. The Chief Minister revealed that he would conduct a meeting with owners of all Hospitals in this regard.
On the occasion, Balakrishna requested KCR to watch his latest film “Dictator” for which the Chief Minister said OK. Balakrishna also revealed to the Chief Minister that he was going to introduce his son Mokshgna in his 100th film that should be a sequel to Adithya 369 when KCR asked Balakrishna about his 100th film.
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