CM Revanth Reddy’s anti-illegal occupation agency, HYDRAA, has been making headlines for its aggressive stance on demolishing unauthorized structures, regardless of their owners' status. This includes high-profile properties like Nagarjuna’s N Convention and now, Pallam Raju’s ORO Sports Village, which was recently demolished. The action took place on land near the Full Tank Level (FTL) of Himayat Sagar, sparking significant controversy.

Pallam Raju, a senior Congress leader, has raised objections, claiming the demolition of his brother Anand’s ORO Sports Village was conducted without prior notice. Upset by this development, Raju approached Congress central leadership, specifically Rahul Gandhi, to voice his concerns. Despite the appeal, Rahul Gandhi chose not to intervene, supporting Revanth Reddy’s efforts and recognizing the necessity of enforcing regulations impartially.

Rahul’s support for Revanth Reddy underscores a commitment to maintaining fair and unbiased enforcement of land-use laws. This backing is expected to empower HYDRAA to continue its work effectively, ensuring that all parties adhere to legal standards and FTL restrictions.