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KTR Demands Probe Into Land Allegedly Gifted to CM's Brother

KTR Demands Probe Into Land Allegedly Gifted to CM's Brother
KTR demands probe into Rs 200 cr govt land ‘gift’ to CM’s brother · thehansindia.com

A politician named K.T. Rama Rao says some very valuable land was given away for a very low price.

The land is in a place called Future City in Hyderabad, India.

Rama Rao says the Chief Minister, A. Revanth Reddy, gave five acres of this land to his own brother, A. Kondal Reddy.

The land is said to be worth about Rs 200 crore, but the brother's company paid only around Rs 7 crore for it.

The company is called Tesseract Advanced Systems, and Kondal Reddy is said to be its chairman.

Rama Rao says the company has almost no money, just Rs 1 lakh, and no workers.

He asked why such valuable land was given to that company for such a small amount.

He wants the government to show all the papers about the deal and to investigate it.

Rama Rao's party, the BRS, says it will ask the Governor and the Lokayukta to look into the matter.

These are allegations, and the articles do not include a response from the Chief Minister's side.

Key facts

Accuser
K.T. Rama Rao, BRS working president
Accused
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy
Alleged beneficiary
A. Kondal Reddy, the CM's brother, chairman of Tesseract Advanced Systems
Land
Nearly five acres in the proposed Future City, Hyderabad
Alleged market value
Around Rs 200 crore
Allotment price
Around Rs 7 crore (about Rs 3,700 per square yard)
Company's financials
Paid-up capital of Rs 1 lakh; zero employees as of March 31, 2025
Planned BRS action
Complaint to the Telangana Governor; approach Lokayukta and courts if needed

Quotes

K. T. Rama Rao

BRS working president and opposition leader

“"What exactly is Tesseract Advanced Systems, and what are its financial credentials? If Kondal Reddy has no connection with Tesseract, why was he presented as its chairman and why did he represent the company at meetings."”
deccanchronicle.com
“"How can a company with zero employees and ₹1 lakh paid‑up capital get five acres of government land worth ₹200 crore? Is this not a scam?"”
thehansindia.com

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