Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Adivasis Protest Against Real Estate Threats in Adilabad
Some people called Adivasis who live in small houses on government land in a place called Komaram Bheem Colony in Adilabad had a protest.
They were upset because some real estate businessmen were threatening them to leave their homes.
The Adivasis have been living there for many years.
They want the police to arrest these businessmen and give them official papers to stay in their homes.
They also want basic things like water and electricity.
A leader named Godam Ganesh asked the Chief Minister to help them.
Adivasis in Komaram Bheem Colony protested against real estate businessmen threatening them to vacate their homes.
They demanded action under the SC/ST Act and the arrest of the accused.
The Adivasis have been living on government land in Survey No. 72 for several years.
Accused individuals allegedly verbally abused and intimidated Adivasi families, particularly at night.
Protesters also sought the issuance of pattas for house sites and basic amenities.
- Who
- Adivasis residing in Komaram Bheem Colony
- What
- Protest against threats by real estate businessmen
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- In front of the Adilabad Collectorate
- Why
- To demand action against real estate businessmen for threatening them to vacate their houses
- Location
- Komaram Bheem Colony, Adilabad
- Protest Group
- Thudum Debba
- Accused Individuals
- Kallambhuma Reddy, Thippanarayana, David, Suresh Agarwal, Mallesh, and a prominent advocate
- Demands
- Action under SC/ST Act, arrest of accused, issuance of pattas, and basic amenities
- Protest Date
- Tuesday