Dispute of the million dollar project: AfD criticizes CSU district administrator Gruber sharply!

Dispute of the million dollar project: AfD criticizes CSU district administrator Gruber sharply!

Annathal, Deutschland - A violent exchange of blows in the Bavarian state parliament causes a stir! Ralf Stadler, the AfD-MDL, has sharply criticized the multi-million dollar lift modernization project in the winter sports center in Mitterdorf and targeted Sebastian Gruber, the district administrator of Freyung-Grafenau. Stadler accuses Gruber of blocking promising ideas for summer tourism, including a connection to the Annathal district and leisure activities on the Großer Almberg. The district administrator defends itself against these allegations and is able to invalidate the allegations.

"Bavaria's tourism is well there, but the CSU district councils hinder promising approaches!" Called Stadler at the lectern. He criticized Gruber sharply because he prevented an attached access from Annathal to the valley station. "If we already spend 23 million euros on modernization, more should be possible!" Stadler continues. He demands a round table to discuss innovative ideas that he had presented at a citizens' meeting in July, including paragliding and a paintball park. "The CSU blocks sensible ideas and refuses to work!", He emphasized combative.

Stadler: "Citizens are systematically lied to"

The allegations are becoming even sharper: "The citizens are systematically lied to!" Stadler scolded. He claims that Minister Aiwanger was informed about plans for an access in Annathal, but which do not exist. Gruber is portrayed as the one who tinkers on his own world and ignores suggestions. "He didn't even react to my ideas!" Said Stadler. He also criticized the lack of connection to the Almberg Taling Station, which in his opinion could boost tourism.

District Administrator Gruber counters the allegations and explains that a round table took place on July 18. "The topics of the valley station in Annathal and paragliding cannot be realized for technical, legal and economic reasons," says Gruber. He emphasizes that the feasibility study does not provide a valley station in Annathal and that the discussion about these topics is not followed up. The heated debate in the state parliament shows how strong the fronts are between the political camps and how important the future of tourism is in the region.