Things are not going in Etela Rajender's way over the past few days. On the grounds of allegations of land grabbing, his portfolio has been stripped and allotted to Chief Minister KCR.
With the Chief Minister directing the Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar to look into the inquiry, three teams were assigned the responsibility of the inquiry and the inquiry report was out.
As per the media reports, the inquiry reports of the three teams have found Etela Rajender guilty of land grabbing assigned lands and carrying out illegal constructions in the Medak district's Achampert village.
Medak District Collector A Harish claimed that several farmers from the region have complained against Etela Rajender over land grabbing.
The preliminary inquiry has found out that Jamuna Hatcheries pvt ltd firm owned by Etela Rajender's wife owns 65 acres of land. The land has been seized and some constructions are being carried out on the land, Collector was quoted by media reports.
An inquiry was called by the Chief Minister after seven farmers from Achampet had lodged a complaint on Friday with Chief Minister KCR. In the complaint, the farmers alleged that 177 acres of land were encroached by Etela Rajender.
With the Chief Minister directing the Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar to look into the inquiry, three teams were assigned the responsibility of the inquiry and the inquiry report was out.
As per the media reports, the inquiry reports of the three teams have found Etela Rajender guilty of land grabbing assigned lands and carrying out illegal constructions in the Medak district's Achampert village.
Medak District Collector A Harish claimed that several farmers from the region have complained against Etela Rajender over land grabbing.
The preliminary inquiry has found out that Jamuna Hatcheries pvt ltd firm owned by Etela Rajender's wife owns 65 acres of land. The land has been seized and some constructions are being carried out on the land, Collector was quoted by media reports.
An inquiry was called by the Chief Minister after seven farmers from Achampet had lodged a complaint on Friday with Chief Minister KCR. In the complaint, the farmers alleged that 177 acres of land were encroached by Etela Rajender.