Ready to prove Revanth Reddy's brother's involvement in land grab in any court: BRS leader Krishank

HYDERABAD: A day after his phone was seized by the Madhapur police, BRS leader Krishank Manne challenged Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to prove in court that he has no relationship with his brother Anumula Mahananda Reddy who allegedly grabbed land worth Rs 3,000 crore in Chitrapuri Society.

The Madhapur police had registered a case against Krishank on Wednesday after he posted a video on X which allegedly blamed Mahananda Reddy for grabbing land in a society. The police also seized his phone. The complaint was filed by the TPCC Working President and MLC Mahesh Goud.

Krishank, addressing the media at the Telangana Bhavan on Thursday, said, "I have evidence to show that the Chief Minister's brother grabbed land in Chitrapuri Society. Can Revanth Reddy come to any court and prove that this is wrong?"

Showing documents that allegedly named Mahananda Reddy as treasurer of the society, Krishank asked, "Can you prove that this is fake? Am challenging Revanth Reddy to come to the court...am ready to go to even Supreme Court to prove this.

"It's not just the BRS. Even the Chitrapuri Sadhana Samithi also questioned the land grab. They even sent a petition to former Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan. There are also cases pending in police stations on this," Krishank added.