BRS opened windows, Congress opened doors: Kavitha

Hyderabad, Telangana Rakshana Samithi (TRS) chief Kalvakuntla Kavitha accused the former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao’s government and the current Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s government of looting Telangana like bandits, stating that earlier BRS had opened windows for looting, and now the Congress government has opened the doors. Addressing the media at the TRS office in Banjara Hills, K. Kavitha said that earlier the state had KTR rule, and now KTR is still in operation.

K. Kavitha explained KTR as KCR, Tanneeru Harish Rao, and Rama Rao, and the current KTR rule as Kondal Reddy, Tirupati Reddy, and Revanth Reddy, and said nothing has changed between the two regimes, only this time the loot has increased. She said that during the previous KCR government’s 10-year rule, Phoenix was provided with Telangana government lands worth about 10,000 crore rupees, which was strongly opposed by then-opposition leader Revanth Reddy.

K. Kavitha targets government over land grabs

K. Kavitha alleged that after coming to power, the Revanth government is acting in the same manner. Kavitha accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, his family, government ministers, MLAs, and MPs of all engaging in looting. She alleged that the government is attempting to loot state lands worth about 1 lakh crore rupees to the rich. She further alleged that Sri Aditya Builders is constructing buildings on land within the Musi River, violating regulations.

K. Kavitha said that Sri Aditya Builders has occupied 7 acres of land within the Musi riverbed, behind which there is a Member of Parliament. She said that a 20-story building is being constructed on land worth about 700 crore rupees, but the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRA) has not even stopped it. She alleged that at survey number 59 in the Nagaram municipality perimeter, a company named Mega Constructions’ I-Com, which manufactures weapons, has occupied 5 acres of land, and a proposal has been passed in the municipality for this, but the government is not intervening.

K. Kavitha demanded that the government stop these encroachments, saying that TRS will launch a widespread movement and, if necessary, approach the Supreme Court. She accused the government of selling government lands and asked what will remain for future generations if lands are sold in this manner.

Now this is the last Congress government…

K. Kavitha said that this is the last Congress government because Congress will not come to power for the next 20 years. She alleged that the Congress government is looting Telangana’s resources. She accused Tollywood actor and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan of purchasing 10 acres of shikam land at survey number 706, Kodikunta Cheruvu, related to the irrigation department, and demanded its immediate return to the government. Kavitha, attacking the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), said that in the future, the BJP will not have 8 MPs. She asked why the central government, which buys all the paddy from Punjab, is hesitating to buy all the paddy from Telangana. She said the public is watching everything.

Banjara Hills

Banjara Hills is an upscale residential and commercial neighborhood in Hyderabad, India, named after the Banjara (nomadic) tribes who once inhabited the region. Originally a rocky, forested area, it was developed in the mid-20th century, transforming into a prestigious locality known for its luxury homes, corporate offices, and cultural landmarks. Today, it stands as a symbol of Hyderabad’s modern growth while retaining traces of its past through local names and heritage

Banjara Hills

Banjara Hills is an upscale residential and commercial neighborhood in Hyderabad, India. Its name originates from the Banjara (or Lambadi) community, nomadic traders who historically settled in the area. The locality has since transformed from a rocky, semi-rural landscape into one of the city’s most affluent and sought-after districts.

Musi River

The Musi River flows through the city of Hyderabad, India, and has been central to the region’s history for centuries. It was the lifeline of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, who built the iconic Charminar and other structures along its banks in the 16th century. Today, the river faces severe pollution, but efforts are underway to restore its ecological health and cultural significance.

Nagaram municipality

Nagaram is a municipality in the Indian state of Telangana, located in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district. It serves as a key residential and commercial hub in the greater Hyderabad metropolitan area, having developed significantly in recent decades due to urbanization. Historically, the area was part of the former princely state of Hyderabad and has transitioned from a rural settlement to a growing urban center.

Kodikunta Cheruvu

Kodikunta Cheruvu is a historic stepwell and temple complex located in the Medak district of Telangana, India. Believed to have been built during the Kakatiya dynasty (12th-13th centuries), it features intricate stone carvings and a unique architectural design that integrates a water reservoir with a shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. The site reflects the region’s rich cultural heritage and engineering prowess in water management from the medieval period.