KCR family must provide details of landholdings voluntarily: TPCC general secretary
A TPCC general secretary has accused the former BRS regime and its leaders, including KCR and his family, of illegal land acquisition and misuse, demanding voluntary disclosure of their landholdings. He alleges BRS leaders violated land ceiling laws and are obstructing government inquiries related to Section 22-A, which concerns prohibited land lists.
Why it matters
This article highlights ongoing political tensions and corruption allegations in Telangana, potentially impacting public trust in political figures and the integrity of land administration. It signifies a power struggle between the current and former ruling parties.
TPCC general secretary and spokesperson Chanagani Dayakar alleged that the BRS regime had indulged in illegal acquisition and misuse of land and demanded that BRS leaders cooperate with the government’s inquiries into the landholdings of former Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, his family members and relatives.
Addressing a press conference at Gandhi Bhawan on Sunday, Mr. Dayakar alleged that BRS president KCR had violated land ceiling laws and BRS leaders K.T. Rama Rao, T. Harish Rao, J. Santosh Rao and K. Kavitha had competed with each other to acquire illegal land. He urged the BRS leaders to provide complete details of their landholdings to the Revenue authorities.
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