BRS leader Sudhaker Reddy booked for trespassing, illegally putting up board at Bathukammakunta Pond, Amberpet

Hyderabad: Police have booked BRS leader Aedla Sudhaker Reddy for unlawfully entering public property.

Sudhaker Reddy has been falsely claiming the ownership of Bathukammakunta Pond in Amberpet.

To protect the public property, HYDRAA has thwarted all attempts made by Aedla Sudhaker Reddy, who planned to grab the pond by using fictitious documents.

The complaint was filed by HYDRAA Assistant Executive Engineer B. Sujeeth. In his complaint, Sujeeth asked the police to initiate action against Aedla Sudhaker Reddy for violating court orders.

On Tuesday, Sudhaker Reddy and his henchman erected a board, which is a clear violation of the court order, trespassed into court land, and obstructed the duties of our DRF staff/ office staff, he said.

Sujeeth said that the court has directed them to maintain the status quo. He appealed to the police to initiate appropriate action against him for violating a court order.

As per the contents of the above petition, a case was registered under Cr. No: 111/2025 U/s 132, 329(3), 324(3) r/w 3(5) BNS and further investigation is on, the police said.

Telangana HC denies Sudhaker Reddy's claim on Bathukammakunta lake

Earlier on January 17, the Telangana High Court denied the petition of BRS leader Sudhaker Reddy, who sought to prevent the GHMC, HMDA, HYDRAA, and tax department from renovating or rejuvenating Bathukammakunta, a lake in Amberpet.

Based on a sale agreement from the late Syed Azam dated January 16, 1986, Sudhaker Reddy asserted that his family members owned the seven-acre tank land in Survey No.563/1 at Bagh Amberpet.

According to Reddy, the vendor had bought the land from Pingali Venkatram Reddy via a sale deed, and it was dry land intended for residential building. He also argued that the land was never considered a water body.