The Andhra Pradesh government has launched an inquiry into land grabbing allegations against the family of YSRCP General Secretary Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy. The controversy revolves around the alleged encroachment of 52 acres of prime land on the outskirts of Kadapa, including government and forest land.
According to reports, Sajjala’s family members have been accused of illegally occupying these lands and constructing a guest house on the property. The issue has sparked political tension, with opposition leaders calling for accountability.
Taking serious note of the allegations, Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan instructed officials from the forest and revenue departments to conduct a detailed survey of the lands and submit a comprehensive report on the alleged encroachments. He warned that any encroachments on government or poor people’s land would not be tolerated.
Following the Deputy CM’s orders, officials have initiated field inspections and are conducting surveys of the disputed areas.
The inquiry is expected to reveal whether the allegations hold merit, adding to the political storm brewing over land-related controversies in the state.
