Chief Minister Revanth Reddy told the Assembly that K Chandrashekar Rao’s family and relatives hold nearly 440 acres of land.
He said the figure covers holdings across multiple districts and said the land would be examined under the law.
Reddy said the Agricultural Ceiling Act limits a family’s holdings to 27 acres and alleged the KCR family exceeds that limit.
He also said some assigned lands were transferred through Dharani loopholes and announced action to seize such land and redistribute it to the poor.
The chief minister ordered an inquiry or special investigation into the land issues, with reports also saying officials were warned about missing the deadline and that the claims still need verification against land records.
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Across the reports, Revanth Reddy is said to have accused KCR’s family of holding hundreds of acres and to have ordered some form of inquiry into the land claims. The coverage also agrees that the matter was raised in the Assembly and tied to alleged irregularities in land records.
The acreage figures, the legal interpretation of the ceiling rule, and the status of any recovery or seizure remain unresolved in the supplied reporting. The accounts also differ on the exact scope of the land holdings and the form of the inquiry, which will depend on verification against records.
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Critical coverage centers on Revanth Reddy’s claim in the Assembly that KCR’s family and relatives hold nearly 440 acres of land, far above the 27-acre limit he cited. It highlights his allegation that some of the land may have been taken through Dharani loopholes or through proxy ownership, and that an inquiry would target those parcels. The reports also note his warning of disciplinary action if the inquiry deadline is missed. Several accounts add that he linked the issue to recovery of land for the poor or for an SC housing project, while stressing that the acreage figures need verification against records.
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Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy addressed the assembly regarding alleged illegal land acquisitions by the KCR family, stating they possess nearly 440 acres of land. He provided a breakdown of land registered to different family members and announced an investigation to reclaim these lands for an SC housing project. Reddy also claimed that KTR had snatched away thousands of acres of Dalit and government lands in Sircilla. The article notes that the BRS ecosystem awaits a formal response and proof from the KCR camp.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy alleged in the Assembly that the family of BRS leader KCR holds 440 acres of land in Hyderabad, exceeding the 27-acre limit set by the Agricultural Ceiling Act. He detailed specific landholdings for various family members and claimed thousands of acres are held by proxies. Furthermore, Reddy announced that land issues and Dharani portal concerns are being referred to a Special Inquiry Team for investigation, and voiced data security concerns regarding land records.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced plans to seize assigned lands allegedly transferred to the KCR family through Dharani portal loopholes, stating the lands will be redistributed to the poor. During the Assembly discussion, Reddy claimed the family holds nearly 440 acres across multiple districts and ordered a 30-day inquiry into the land possessions. He specifically pointed to 388 acres surrounding a farmhouse and warned of disciplinary action against officials if the inquiry deadline is missed.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy alleged in the Assembly that former Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and his extended family hold nearly 440 acres of land across nine districts, 24 mandals, and 31 villages. Invoking the Agricultural Land Ceiling Act, Reddy claimed their holdings vastly exceed the 27-acre limit for family units and detailed specific acreage attributed to various relatives. The article notes that these acreage figures and interpretations of the ceiling act were claims made by the Chief Minister that require verification.
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy ordered an inquiry into land parcels near former chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's farmhouse, alleging that the KCR family and relatives control hundreds of acres, including government land. Speaking in the assembly, Revanth claimed that government land parcels and properties linked to past scams would be recovered and distributed to the poor. He also announced plans to constitute a special investigation team to probe a massive alleged land scam involving the Dharani portal.