Criminal Case Filed Against Allu Arjun’s Father-in-Law in Hyderabad Land Dispute

Allu Arjun, who recently made headlines for his work in 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', finds his family in the news again as a criminal case has been filed against his father-in-law, Congress leader Kancherla Chandrasekhar Reddy. The case, registered at Gachibowli Police Station in Hyderabad, stems from a land dispute at Mantri Cosmos, a gated community in the city’s Nanakramguda area.

According to the complaint lodged by the Mantri Cosmos owners’ association, Chandrasekhar Reddy, along with Muraleedhar Reddy and Gaddam Ravi, allegedly entered the premises without permission. The association claims the group broke open the gate locks, damaged property inside, and attempted to erect tin sheets while asserting rights over a portion of the land. Residents and security staff reportedly experienced panic during the incident, with the complaint further alleging that those who tried to intervene were manhandled and threatened with serious consequences.

Police have registered the case under relevant sections, including trespass, property damage, and intimidation. As part of the ongoing investigation, authorities are reviewing CCTV footage from the premises to verify the sequence of events. The allegations are based on the owners’ association’s complaint, and the investigation is currently underway.

Earlier this year, in June, Allu Arjun was summoned by the Nampally Court in connection with a separate legal matter related to the 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' premiere at Sandhya Theatre. However, the current case focuses on the Nanakramguda land dispute involving his father-in-law. No official statements from Allu Arjun or his family have been released regarding the latest developments.