BRS Files Complaint Against CMs Brother Over Land Allocation in Telangana

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Narendra Jijhontiya

BRS Files Complaint Against CMs Brother Over Land Allocation in Telangana

Hyderabad, August 15: The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has lodged a complaint with the Lokayukta against Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. The party alleges that a company linked to his family received illegal allocation of five acres of land.

A delegation of BRS representatives formally submitted the complaint to the Lokayukta. The complaint states that five acres of valuable government land in Ranga Reddy district, valued between ₹135 crore and ₹200 crore, was allocated to Tesseract Advanced Systems Private Limited for just ₹7 crore. This company reportedly has ties to the Chief Minister’s family.

The delegation included MLC Dasoju Sravan Kumar, MLA Kaleru Venkatesh, Mutha Gopal, Sanjay Kalvakuntla, and BRS social media coordinator Manne Krishank.

They allegedly provided “evidence” claiming that the company is a shell entity with no employees, and its phone number is also said to be fake. Despite this, it was granted highly valuable government land.

The delegation demanded that the allocation of the five acres in Ravi Ryal be canceled until the investigation is complete. They also called for a thorough inquiry into the roles of Industry Minister Duddila Sridhar Babu and TGIIIC officials under the Lokayukta Act.

According to the complaint, the Chief Minister’s younger brother, Kondal Reddy, describes himself as an industrialist on his verified LinkedIn profile, stating that he is developing aerospace and defense capabilities through Tesseract. He has participated in international forums, including a roundtable meeting with the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum and a delegation from the U.S. Congress.

BRS leaders claim that Kondal Reddy’s son, Nayan Reddy, has also stated on his verified profile that he has been serving as the full-time CEO of Tesseract since January 2025. They argue that two family members took on the roles of chairman and CEO just five months before the land allocation.

The Lokayukta was informed that the company claims to be involved in precision manufacturing, forging, and casting in the aerospace and defense sectors. However, an on-site inspection revealed it to be merely a small warehouse or shop-like entity.

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