Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Supreme Court Declines Interference in Raidurg Land Auction
The Telangana government plans to auction about 11 acres of land in Raidurg.
The starting price is Rs 175 crore for each acre.
Some private parties say they have rights over the land.
Juvvadi Pranaya Simha Rao asked the Supreme Court to stop the auction.
He said the land might be connected to property discussed in earlier Kancha Gachibowli cases.
The Telangana government disagreed and said the two properties are separate.
It said the auction land is about five kilometres away.
The Supreme Court did not stop the auction.
It said the dispute should be considered by the Telangana High Court.
The Supreme Court declined to intervene in Telangana’s proposed auction of around 11 acres at Raidurg Pan Maktha.
The Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation set the upset price at Rs 175 crore per acre.
Petitioner Juvvadi Pranaya Simha Rao argued that the land was connected to property protected in earlier Kancha Gachibowli orders.
The Telangana government said the auctioned land had no connection with Kancha Gachibowli and was nearly five kilometres away.
The Supreme Court said disputes over the auction could be pursued before the Telangana High Court.
- Who
- The Supreme Court, Juvvadi Pranaya Simha Rao, the Telangana government, and the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation.
- What
- The Supreme Court declined to intervene in a proposed auction of around 11 acres of land.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- Survey 83/1 and another survey area in Raidurg Pan Maktha, Telangana.
- Why
- The court said any grievance concerning the auction could be adjudicated by the Telangana High Court.
Petitioner's Position
Telangana Government's Position
Connection to Kancha Gachibowli
Petitioner's Position
Juvvadi Pranaya Simha Rao argued that land directed to be protected in earlier Supreme Court orders concerning Kancha Gachibowli was now being offered for auction.
Telangana Government's Position
The Telangana government said the petitioner was creating a misleading impression and that the auctioned land had no connection with the Kancha Gachibowli site.
Location of the Land
Petitioner's Position
The petitioner sought Supreme Court intervention against the auction notification.
Telangana Government's Position
The government told the court that the auctioned land was nearly five kilometres away from the Kancha Gachibowli property.
Legal Challenge
Petitioner's Position
Private parties claimed rights over the land, and the petitioner challenged the auction notification in the Supreme Court.
Telangana Government's Position
The government opposed intervention, while the Supreme Court directed that any auction-related grievance could be pursued before the Telangana High Court.
- Land area
- Around 11 acres
- Location
- Raidurg Pan Maktha, Telangana
- Survey details
- Survey 83/1 and another survey number
- Upset price
- Rs 175 crore per acre
- Auctioning agency
- Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation
- Court decision
- The Supreme Court declined to intervene
- Further legal forum
- Telangana High Court