Revenue minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy dismissed charges over his son's alleged role in the Nadergul land controversy, mounting a counterattack on the BRS and asserting that all related registrations were carried out during the BRS government.

Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao alleged a major land grab in Nadergul involving 373 acres of government land valued at nearly Rs 7,000 crore. He accused ruling Congress leaders and politically linked firms of attempting to illegally take control of the land. The land is recognised as government property with past official acknowledgements from the undivided Andhra Pradesh period and subsequent transfer to APIIC. The RDO declared the land government-owned in 2005. A 2022 high court order upheld that related sale transactions were invalid. The matter is currently pending before the Supreme Court with no stay granted, meaning the HC judgment remains in force. Nearly 600 poor farmers, including women cultivators who have worked the land for decades, are being denied access through intimidation and fencing.

• BRS deputy floor leader T Harish Rao accused the Congress government of trying to divert nearly 200 acres allotted for the Koheda fruit market in Hyderabad.
• He warned Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy against shifting the project and alleged the land could be handed to political cronies.
• Harish Rao said land was available and Rs 350 crore had already been allocated, but construction had not started.
• He said the earlier BRS government envisioned a world-class integrated market with fruit, flower and fish storage and sale facilities.
• According to him, land acquisition was completed, compensation paid, funds deposited and a DPR prepared for a Rs 1,000-crore project.
• He cited legal hurdles and High Court stay orders against shifting the market to disputed DILL (Deccan Infrastructure and Land Holdings Limited) lands.
• He alleged plans to transfer Koheda fruit market land to TGIIC for eventual allocation to private players.
• BRS leader P. Sabitha Indra Reddy said the government was eyeing prime Koheda and Nadargul land to generate nearly Rs 10,000 crore.
• LB Nagar MLA D. Sudheer Reddy said 170 acres were acquired and a Rs 350-crore project approved when the market was shifted from Gaddiannaram to Koheda to reduce congestion and pollution.
• He said the current government was trying to repurpose the land for food processing units.
• Former MLA Manchireddy Kishan Reddy said the land was acquired solely for the fruit market and alleged attempts to monetise it.