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Revanth Reddy Slams KTR Over Alleged Family Property Dispute
✍️ Amar Ujala
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 05:48 PM
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Karnataka CM Revanth Reddy has criticized KTR for allegedly denying his sister a share in family property and evicting her from their home.
Karnataka Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has launched a sharp political attack on Telangana Minister KTR, citing a personal family dispute as evidence of the latter's character. Reddy alleged that KTR denied his sister Kavitha a rightful share in the family property and subsequently evicted her from their residence.
The Chief Minister used this incident to question KTR's integrity, suggesting that his behavior within his own family reflects his broader conduct in public life. While addressing the media, Reddy did not limit his criticism to KTR alone but also brought KCR, the former Chief Minister and KTR's father, into the discussion, implying a pattern of conduct in the family.
This political exchange adds a new dimension to the ongoing rivalry between leaders in Karnataka and Telangana. The comments by CM Reddy are expected to draw a strong response from KTR and his political allies, who are likely to dismiss the allegations as baseless political mudslinging.
The dispute over the family property has now become a central point of political debate, with both sides using the personal matter to score points against each other in the state assemblies and public forums.
The Chief Minister used this incident to question KTR's integrity, suggesting that his behavior within his own family reflects his broader conduct in public life. While addressing the media, Reddy did not limit his criticism to KTR alone but also brought KCR, the former Chief Minister and KTR's father, into the discussion, implying a pattern of conduct in the family.
This political exchange adds a new dimension to the ongoing rivalry between leaders in Karnataka and Telangana. The comments by CM Reddy are expected to draw a strong response from KTR and his political allies, who are likely to dismiss the allegations as baseless political mudslinging.
The dispute over the family property has now become a central point of political debate, with both sides using the personal matter to score points against each other in the state assemblies and public forums.