Case Filed Against Allu Arjun’s Uncle Over Land Dispute in Gachibowli
A case has reportedly been registered against Allu Arjun’s uncle Chandrasekhar Reddy in Gachibowli over allegations of trespass, property damage, assault and threats.

A property dispute in Hyderabad’s IT corridor has led to a police complaint against Chandrasekhar Reddy, who is the uncle of actor Allu Arjun. The complaint was filed at the Gachibowli Police Station in connection with an alleged incident at Minister Cosmos in Nanakramguda.
Representatives of the Minister Cosmos Owners Association approached the police with allegations against Chandrasekhar Reddy and some others. According to the complaint, the group allegedly entered the premises without permission during the dispute.
The association has alleged that the gates were damaged and locks were broken before the group entered the property. Security personnel who reportedly tried to stop them were allegedly attacked and threatened, the complainants said.
The association submitted supporting material to the police along with the complaint. CCTV footage and photographs related to the incident were reportedly stored on a pen drive and handed over to the Gachibowli police for examination.
The association members have sought strict legal action against Chandrasekhar Reddy and the others named in their complaint. They have also asked authorities to ensure the safety of employees and residents in the surrounding IT corridor.
Copies of the complaint were reportedly sent to senior police officials, including the Telangana Director General of Police, the Cyberabad Police Commissioner, the Madhapur Deputy Commissioner of Police and the Gachibowli Assistant Commissioner of Police.
The dispute has drawn attention because the location is situated in one of Hyderabad’s busiest technology and residential zones. Nanakramguda and the surrounding areas have seen rapid development in recent years, with several commercial and residential projects coming up across the IT corridor.
Police have now begun looking into the allegations and are expected to examine the CCTV footage, photographs and other material submitted by the association. The statements of security personnel and other people connected with the incident may also form part of the investigation.
At this stage, the allegations made in the complaint are yet to be established. The police investigation will determine what exactly happened at the property and whether further legal action is required.
The case has also brought renewed attention to the ongoing property dispute involving the premises. More details are expected once investigators examine the available evidence and record statements from the people involved.



