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Arbitrary Land Grabbing in KU

The state government is taking steps to protect the lands of Kakatiya University. It is counting the days and months to acquire the encroached lands. Although lands are being encroached on every year, no construction of a wall is being undertaken. Some people with power have encroached on the university lands and built houses.

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namasthe telangana broke the news 2 days ago on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.

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