Archive · 11 Sep 2026
KTR Questions Alleged Land Deal Involving CM’s Brother
BRS leaders visited land in Thukkuguda to protest an alleged government land deal.
They said the land was given to Tesseract, a company linked to the Chief Minister’s brother.
KTR claimed the land was worth about Rs 250 crore but was allocated for Rs 7 crore.
He asked the government to publish all details of the deal.
He also questioned whether special benefits for companies linked to political families were improper.
The BRS raised questions about another investment agreement and the Future City project.
KTR said BRS legislators were removed from the Assembly after questioning the government.
The BRS said it would continue seeking accountability and transparency.
BRS leaders protested at Thukkuguda over the alleged allocation of government land to Tesseract.
K. T. Rama Rao alleged that land worth about Rs 250 crore was allocated for Rs 7 crore.
KTR demanded that the government disclose full details of the land allocation and related incentives.
He questioned whether benefits to companies linked to political leaders’ families created conflicts of interest.
The BRS also raised concerns about Future City, Pharma City land use, and the suspension of its legislators.
- Who
- BRS leaders, including K. T. Rama Rao and T. Harish Rao, raised the allegations against the State government and companies linked to political figures.
- What
- They protested and questioned the alleged allocation of government land to Tesseract at a price far below the value claimed by KTR.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- Thukkuguda, Hyderabad.
- Why
- The BRS sought clarification, transparency, and accountability over the land allocation, incentives, and related development projects.
- Alleged beneficiary
- Tesseract, described as linked to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s brother, Anumula Kondal Reddy.
- Land value alleged by KTR
- About Rs 250 crore.
- Reported allocation price
- Rs 7 crore.
- Protest location
- Thukkuguda.
- Other investment questioned
- An alleged Rs 1,000-crore investment agreement involving a company linked to A Jagadishwar Reddy.
- Other issues raised
- Future City, the use of land previously acquired for Pharma City, and alleged incentives and exemptions.