Fact-Finding Team to Inspect KCR's Erravalli Farmhouse

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has ordered a fact-finding team to inspect the Erravalli farmhouse allegedly owned by K. Chandrashekar Rao, the state's former chief minister. The team has been instructed to complete its inquiry within 30 days to determine whether KCR owns a 700-acre farmhouse and the extent of government land within it.

The investigation aims to establish the scope of KCR's property holdings and identify any public land that may be part of the estate. This move comes as part of the Congress government's broader scrutiny of the previous BRS administration's tenure.