In a significant development in Telangana, the Hyderabad Police conducted a raid on the Janwada farmhouse owned by Raj Pakala, KTR’s brother-in-law. During the operation, authorities confiscated liquor and compiled a list of several high-profile individuals connected to the case.

As part of the ongoing investigation into potential violations of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and the Telangana Gaming Act, the Mokila police have issued a formal summons to Raj Pakala. He is required to appear at the Mokila Police Station today at 11:00 AM. The authorities have instructed him to bring documentation that establishes his identity and residence, which could be pivotal in linking him to the events surrounding the farmhouse raid.

This summons is particularly noteworthy, as it could lead to significant repercussions for KTR’s kin if substantial evidence is uncovered during the inquiry. The raid and subsequent developments occur concurrently with the enforcement of Section 144 in Hyderabad, a precautionary measure aimed at maintaining order amid rising political tensions in the state.

As the investigation unfolds, the implications of these actions could reverberate through the political landscape of Telangana, especially considering the high-profile nature of those involved.