Revanth Reddy accuses KCR family of amassing ₹1 lakh crore assets
Synopsis
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy took Congress's fight into BRS heartland Sircilla, naming farmhouses, hotels, and overseas properties he alleges KCR's family built on power — and promising to reveal assets in America and Singapore. The rally doubles as a political land-grab ahead of the next state elections.
Key Takeaways
Revanth Reddy addressed a rally in Sircilla on 30 September 2026 , a constituency held by BRS Working President K.
Revanth Reddy alleged KTR amassed assets worth ₹1 lakh crore after winning the Sircilla seat by just 172 votes in 2009.
He named specific farmhouses belonging to KCR (Erravalli), KTR (Janwada), Kavitha (Shankarpally), and Harish Rao (Moinabad), and alleged KTR owns hotels with nearly 400 rooms near Hitech City.
The CM demanded a white paper on properties owned by the KCR family and said he would disclose KTR's alleged assets in America and Singapore .
Revanth Reddy pledged Congress would remain in power in Telangana until 2034 and promised the next Congress winner from Sircilla a ministerial berth.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, launched a sharp attack on former Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) President K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) and his family, alleging they amassed massive wealth — reportedly worth thousands of crores — while occupying key positions of power in the state.
What Revanth Reddy Alleged
Addressing a public meeting in the Sircilla constituency — a BRS stronghold represented by BRS Working President K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) — Revanth Reddy claimed that KCR and his family 'cashed in on the Telangana movement' to build farmhouses on hundreds of acres and lead what he described as 'a lavish life.' The Chief Minister alleged that KTR won the Sircilla seat by a margin of just 172 votes in the 2009 elections and went on to accumulate assets allegedly worth ₹1 lakh crore.
Revanth Reddy's visit to Sircilla — his first as Chief Minister — was accompanied by a roadshow and described by observers as a significant show of strength by the ruling Indian National Congress (Congress) in BRS territory.
Key Allegations on Properties and Business Interests
The Chief Minister demanded that KTR release a white paper on properties owned by him and his family members, including KCR, Harish Rao, and Santosh Kumar. He named specific farmhouses: KTR's in Janwada, Kavitha's in Shankarpally, Harish Rao's in Moinabad, and KCR's in Erravalli.
Revanth Reddy also alleged that KTR owned commercial properties including Deccan Serai, 'At Home' service apartments, and hotels with nearly 400 rooms in the vicinity of Hitech City in Hyderabad. He added that he would also disclose properties allegedly owned by KTR in America and Singapore.
Attack on KCR's Governance Record
The Chief Minister questioned whether the KCR family had delivered any meaningful benefit to the people of Sircilla during the 10 years of BRS rule. 'From 2009 to 2026, people of Sircilla have elected KTR six times, but why have the suicides of weavers and workers in this region not stopped? Why has the migration of workers to the Gulf in search of a livelihood not stopped?' he asked the gathering.
Revanth Reddy also accused KCR of skipping Assembly sessions and alleged that KCR was 'not ready to address the Dalit Speaker as Sir.' He claimed KCR's arrogance was on display when his farmhouse was reportedly cleaned with turmeric water after Dalits staged a dharna there.
Political Stakes and Congress's 2034 Ambition
Revanth Reddy appealed to voters to 'wipe out BRS from Sircilla,' promising that a Congress candidate winning from the constituency in the next elections would be made a minister. He also pledged to personally take responsibility for bringing change to the region's residents.
'BRS, KCR, and KTR will be the past in state politics and the Congress will remain in power till 2034,' he declared. The BRS is yet to formally respond to the specific allegations made at the Sircilla rally.
Point of View
Both of which are potent charges in a state where weaver suicides and Gulf migration remain unresolved. The ₹1 lakh crore figure is a political claim, not an audited one, and its credibility depends entirely on whether the CM follows through with the documentary disclosures he promised. The deeper contradiction is that Telangana's Congress government, now approaching two years in office, still has its own unfinished promises to account for in Sircilla. Attacking BRS's record is easier than defending one's own.
NationPress
1 Oct 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Telangana CM Revanth Reddy allege against KCR and his family?
Revanth Reddy alleged that former CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) and his family amassed assets worth thousands of crores — including farmhouses, service apartments, and hotels — by exploiting their positions of power during the 10 years of BRS rule in Telangana. He specifically alleged that KTR accumulated assets worth ₹1 lakh crore.
What properties did Revanth Reddy name in his allegations?
The CM named farmhouses belonging to KTR in Janwada, Kavitha's in Shankarpally, Harish Rao's in Moinabad, and KCR's in Erravalli. He also alleged that KTR owns Deccan Serai, 'At Home' service apartments, and hotels with nearly 400 rooms near Hyderabad's Hitech City, and said he would reveal KTR's alleged properties in America and Singapore.
Why did Revanth Reddy visit Sircilla?
Sircilla is the constituency of BRS Working President K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) and is considered a BRS stronghold. Revanth Reddy's rally — his first visit to Sircilla as Chief Minister — was seen as a show of strength by the ruling Congress ahead of the next state elections.
What promise did Revanth Reddy make to voters in Sircilla?
Revanth Reddy promised that if a Congress candidate wins from Sircilla in the next elections, they will be given a ministerial post. He also declared that Congress would remain in power in Telangana until 2034.
What did Revanth Reddy say about KCR and the Dalit Speaker?
Revanth Reddy alleged that KCR has been skipping Assembly sessions and is reportedly unwilling to address the Dalit Speaker as 'Sir.' He also said KCR's farmhouse was cleaned with turmeric water after Dalits staged a dharna there, and criticised KCR for not condemning derogatory remarks made against the Speaker.
