Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Telangana Orders Criminal Case Against KES Officials
The Telangana government wants the university to file a criminal case against the leaders of a school.
They are accused of using fake documents to get approval for a women's college.
An investigation pointed out problems with how the college got approved.
The leaders deny the accusations, saying everything was checked and approved.
However, evidence suggests otherwise, according to the reports.
This case is now moving from internal discussions to an official criminal investigation.
Telangana government ordered JNTU-H to file a criminal case against KES officials.
The case involves alleged use of forged documents for KITS-Women affiliation.
A V&E alert note flagged lapses in the affiliation process.
Neela Satyanarayana denied the allegations, calling the report false.
The documentary trail contradicts Satyanarayana's claim, according to the article.
- Who
- Telangana government, JNTU-H, KES chairman Neela Satyanarayana.
- What
- Criminal case ordered against KES officials for alleged forgery.
- When
- July 2025, following a July 2024 report.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
- Why
- Due to alleged use of forged documents to secure college affiliation.
Government and Deccan Chronicle
Neela Satyanarayana
Document Verification
Government and Deccan Chronicle
The documents are forged and there were many irregularities
Neela Satyanarayana
The documents are genuine and were repeatedly verified
Accusations
Government and Deccan Chronicle
Accusations of fraud and misuse of documents.
Neela Satyanarayana
Denial of all accusations and claims of defamation.
- Involved Parties
- Telangana government, JNTU-H, KES, KITS-Women
- Allegation
- Use of forged land/conversion documents
- Date of Memo
- July 31, 2025
- V&E Alert Note Date
- October 8, 2024
- Reported by
- Deccan Chronicle
- College Land Disputes
- Approximately Rs 28 crore