Archive · 7 Dec 2025
Prime Accused Admits Mistake in Parakamani Theft
A man named C V Ravi Kumar, who was the main person involved in a theft case called Parakamani, made a video admitting he made a big mistake.
He said it was a very bad thing he did and that his family gave away most of their property to a temple as a way to say they were sorry.
He also said he didn't do it because someone made him or because he wanted to share the stolen things with others.
The case is still being looked into by the police, and there will be a court hearing soon.
Ravi Kumar also talked about some people trying to blackmail him and said he was ready to do any medical tests if the court asked him to.
C V Ravi Kumar admitted to a serious mistake in the Parakamani theft case and called it a grave sin.
His family donated 90% of their property to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) as repentance.
Ravi Kumar denied acting under pressure or sharing assets with others, dismissing blackmail allegations.
The CID and ACB investigated the case and submitted reports to the court, with a hearing scheduled for December 9.
Ravi Kumar's family donated seven properties worth about Rs 14 crore to the TTD.
- Who
- C V Ravi Kumar, the prime accused in the Parakamani theft case
- What
- Admitted to a serious mistake in the Parakamani process and donated family property to TTD
- When
- The incident occurred on April 29, 2023, and the video was released recently
- Where
- Tirupati, India
- Why
- To repent for the theft and address public attention and legal investigations
- Accused
- C V Ravi Kumar
- Case
- Parakamani theft
- Date of Incident
- April 29, 2023
- Donation
- 90% of family property to TTD
- Investigating Agencies
- CID and ACB
- Court Hearing Date
- December 9
- Properties Donated
- 7 properties worth Rs 14 crore
- Allegations
- Blackmail and surgery to conceal valuables