To build a Telangana where power stays permanently within one family, opportunities are reserved for loyalists, and the public remains busy celebrating while we quietly celebrate ourselves.
We envision a future where dissent is crushed, wealth is concentrated, and government offices are extensions of our personal living rooms.
We believe charity begins at home... and stays there. From power to contracts, everything first goes to the family. Telangana is family, and family is Telangana.
We proudly transform government budgets into private projects. Why build the State when you can build farmhouses, convention centres, and personal empires?
Leadership is a sacred inheritance. From father to son to daughter to nephew — loyalty to the bloodline is our highest qualification.
Flyovers, foundations, foreign trips - as long as the photos look good, who needs real change?
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The Rs 80,000 crore project, KCR’s flagship irrigation scheme, aimed to irrigate 45 lakh acres. Alleged design flaws and corruption led to the collapse of piers at the Medigadda barrage in October 2023. Estimated at Rs 1.2 lakh crore by some opposition claims, with Rs 80,000 crore officially reported.
A Rs 7,000 crore project to provide drinking water to every household. Alleged irregularities in tendering and fund mismanagement left villages without adequate water supply.
Alleged illegal land registrations of over 453.16 acres in Miyapur, Hyderabad, involving fabricated documents. There is a financial impact of Rs.4000 crore.
A Rs 20,000 crore program to restore 45,000 water bodies. Allegations surfaced in 2018 of funds being siphoned by contractors, with works falsely claimed under the scheme.
A Rs 700 crore scheme to distribute sheep to farmers. Alleged irregularities in procurement and distribution led to an Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe.
Alleged Rs 1,000 crore kickback in ORR development contracts. BRS leaders profited through intermediaries.
BRS MLAs took a 30% commission on Dalit Bandhu funds, siphoning off portions of the ₹10 lakh grants meant for beneficiaries.
K. Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana Chief Minister K.Chandrashekar Rao (KCR), has been implicated as a key figure in the scandal, accused of orchestrating kickbacks and money laundering through a group referred to as the “South Group.
Yadadri and Bhadradri, the projects saw significant cost overruns, with “thousands of crores” in fraud alleged due to inflated contracts.
Over 1,200 phones were allegedly tapped, targeting opposition leaders (e.g., Revanth Reddy, then opposition leader, now CM), BRS dissidents, BJP leaders, journalists, businessmen, Tollywood celebrities.
The scheme’s budget, estimated at ₹200–₹320 crore annually, was inflated, with funds siphoned off through overpriced contracts or kickbacks to BRS-affiliated intermediaries.
The project’s cost of ₹35,200 crore has been flagged as excessive, with only 38% of the pre-2014 irrigation potential achieved despite ₹1.81 lakh crore spent on irrigation projects, including PRLIS
Despite the sand policy’s aim to curb illegal mining, activists and opposition leaders alleged that sand mafias continued to operate with political patronage from BRS leaders.
Thousands of farmers reported missing or incorrect land records, with ownership titles erroneously transferred to others, including private entities or BRS-affiliated individuals.
Hyderabad hosted India’s first Formula E race on February 11, 2023, organized under the Bharat RashtraSamithi (BRS) government.
In February 2024, an Agriculture Extension Officer (AEO) named Srisailam, along with an accomplice, OdeluVeera Swamy, was arrested by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Cyberabad, for diverting ₹2 crore from theRythu Bandhu and Rythu Bhima schemes.
