BSR Infratech India Limited received multiple government contracts in Amaravati, including projects to construct bungalows for ministers and judges. This close association with political elites raises concerns about potential cronyism and collusion with state power, reinforcing networks that may contribute to authoritarian practices.

BSR Infratech India Limited, an infrastructure construction firm, was involved in a raid by the Income Tax Department in Karnataka, which resulted in the seizure of Rs 42 crore in cash. The raid raises serious questions about the company's potential involvement in using illicit commissions to influence political processes, particularly in the context of upcoming elections.

A working paper from BSR addresses systemic issues in the engineering and construction sectors, outlining widespread labor rights abuses, exploitative recruitment practices, and weak oversight in supply chains. The report underscores persistent challenges in protecting migrant workers’ rights and calls for improved corporate practices within the industry.