Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Chitrapuri Colony President Addresses Corruption, Outlines Development Plans
The president of Chitrapuri Colony, Anil Kumar, spoke to the media to answer questions about corruption claims.
He said rumors about a big scam are not true, and the land wasn't free.
A new, very tall building called Sapphire Suites is planned.
This building will help pay off debts without costing residents extra money.
People who are not film industry workers, but registered after 2023, will be removed.
Those with complaints can share them in an upcoming meeting.
Chitrapuri Colony President Anil Kumar addressed allegations of corruption at a press conference.
Kumar refuted claims of a ₹3,000 crore scam and stated that land purchases and developments followed proper procedures.
The Sapphire Suites, a 51-floor high-rise, is set to launch in the Shravanam month.
A General Body Meeting in September will provide a platform for those with complaints to present their views.
Membership in the colony is strictly limited to film industry workers, with potential removal of ineligible residents.
- Who
- Vallabhaneni Anil Kumar, President of Chitrapuri Colony, along with other committee members.
- What
- Chitrapuri Colony President addressed corruption allegations and provided updates on future developments.
- When
- The press meet was held recently, with a General Body Meeting planned for September.
- Where
- Chitrapuri Colony
- Why
- To address corruption allegations, clarify development plans, and ensure transparency.
President's Stance
Accusations
Corruption Allegations
President's Stance
Accusations are false, with no evidence provided by accusers.
Accusations
Claims of large-scale corruption
- Colony President
- Anil Kumar
- Colony Residents
- 4,713 families
- Colony Estimated Value
- ₹700 to ₹850 crore
- Sapphire Suites
- 51-floor high-rise
- Debt to be cleared
- ₹170 crore
