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Supreme Court Upholds Telangana’s Miyapur Land Ownership

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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On October 29 2026, the Supreme Court upheld Telangana’s ownership of about 550 acres of disputed Miyapur land in Hyderabad.
The report highlights the state’s plan to secure and survey the parcel, auction sections to fund irrigation, education, healthcare and Dalit-Bahujan welfare.
District Collector C. Narayana Reddy said 400 acres are fenced while the remainder still needs protection.
Former BRS minister T. Harish Rao claimed the government fought the case for eight years (duration of the legal battle) and blamed Congress.

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On October 29 2026, the Supreme Court upheld Telangana’s ownership of about 550 acres of disputed Miyapur land in Hyderabad.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy accused former chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao and his relatives of trying to illegally acquire the Miyapur parcel.
His administration said it protected public lands worth roughly Rs 1.5 lakh crore over a three-year period (duration of the land-protection effort).
BRS leader Dasoju alleged Reddy controls about 5-7 lakh acres through municipal authorities.

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Minister Blames Congress

On October 29 2026, the Supreme Court upheld Telangana’s ownership of about 550 acres of disputed Miyapur land in Hyderabad.
The report highlights the state’s plan to secure and survey the parcel, auction sections to fund irrigation, education, healthcare and Dalit-Bahujan welfare.
District Collector C. Narayana Reddy said 400 acres are fenced while the remainder still needs protection.
Former BRS minister T. Harish Rao claimed the government fought the case for eight years (duration of the legal battle) and blamed Congress.

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