Archive · 7 Oct 2026
BJP Plans Second Phase of Telangana Land Grab Campaign
A BJP leader in Telangana says his party will continue campaigning about alleged problems with land records and land seizures.
He says the party has collected information about around 200 cases.
On October 10, he plans to present details about 10 to 15 of them.
He also said the government acknowledged problems involving many acres and property transactions.
He criticized the government for not sharing all the details and a forensic report with the Assembly.
He says temporary government memos are not enough to solve the problem.
He also described a dispute over land in Kukatpally.
These are claims made by the BJP leader, and the article does not include a response from the government.
BJP Legislature Party Leader Aleti Maheshwar Reddy said the party will begin the second phase of its campaign after October 10.
He said he would present 10 to 15 case studies on October 10, drawn from evidence concerning about 200 alleged land seizures and financial scams.
Maheshwar Reddy said the Revenue Minister acknowledged irregularities involving 23 lakh acres and 13,000 transactions, but criticized the government for not presenting full details or a forensic report to the Assembly.
He argued that administrative memos would not permanently resolve the Section 22A issue and said the BJP agitation would continue until it is addressed.
He cited a dispute involving 286 acres in Survey Number 1007 in Kukatpally, which he valued at about Rs 50,000 crore, and said he and MP Etela Rajender had supported affected residents.
- Who
- Aleti Maheshwar Reddy, BJP Legislature Party Leader, announced the campaign; he also mentioned MP Etela Rajender.
- What
- The BJP plans a second phase of its campaign against alleged land grabbing, corruption, and Section 22A irregularities.
- When
- Maheshwar Reddy said he would present case studies on October 10; no year was specified.
- Where
- Telangana, with the announcement made in Hyderabad and a cited land dispute in Kukatpally.
- Why
- Maheshwar Reddy said the campaign would continue until the Section 22A issue is fully resolved and alleged that land seizures and corruption remain widespread.
- Announced by
- Aleti Maheshwar Reddy, BJP Legislature Party Leader
- Presentation date
- October 10; year not specified
- Planned case studies
- 10 to 15
- Evidence cited
- About 200 alleged land seizure and financial scam cases across Telangana
- Irregularities cited
- 23 lakh acres and 13,000 transactions, which Maheshwar Reddy said the Revenue Minister had acknowledged in the Assembly
- Kukatpally land case
- 286 acres in Survey Number 1007, valued by Maheshwar Reddy at approximately Rs 50,000 crore
- BJP position
- The agitation will continue until the Section 22A issue is fully resolved