BRS Questions Central Government Over Alleged Prohibited Land Registration in Telangana

BRS leaders have levelled allegations against Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and his family members over the registration of land allegedly listed as prohibited property under Section 22-A. BRS leader Krishank has questioned why the BJP-led Union government has not initiated an investigation into the matter, demanding transparency and an explanation from the state government.

In a social media post, Krishank drew attention to land in Survey No. 363/3 of Chandanvelli village in Rangareddy district, which he claimed had recently been registered in the name of R9 Constructions. According to his allegations, the registration was carried out in the name of the firm's representative, Kota Srikanth Reddy, while Anumula Krishna Reddy was a partner in the company. He questioned how the transaction could proceed if the property was indeed included in the prohibited list and sought clarity on the enforcement of Section 22-A restrictions.

Krishank also referred to claims made by Pocharam Srinivas Reddy, who reportedly alleged that Anumula Krishna Reddy had threatened that an MLA would have to join the Congress to secure development funds. The BRS leader criticised the Centre for its alleged inaction, questioning why the BJP government had not ordered a probe into the land-related allegations.

Meanwhile, NRI BRS leaders have demanded the withdrawal of a report published by V6 Velugu concerning BRS president K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR). Objecting to the report titled 'Kondapochamma Water Diverted to KCR's Farmhouse', they alleged that it was published without sufficient evidence and demanded a public apology from the newspaper's management.

The leaders argued that the government's handling of water resources deserved greater scrutiny. They alleged that despite water being available at Medigadda, it was not being lifted, while Pranahita river water was being allowed to flow into the sea.

Anil Kurmachalam, founding president of NRI BRS, vice-president Ravi Rethineni and secretary Ravi Pradeep Pulusu issued a statement demanding that the disputed report be withdrawn within 24 hours, with an apology published on the front page. They said the BRS legal cell had already issued notices and warned of further legal action and protests by NRI supporters abroad if their demands were not met.