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Scam claim, zero paperwork

KTR threw a ₹200 crore grenade at the Congress CM. The documents didn’t show up with it.

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A giant ₹200 crore claim shaped like a grenade sits on a Telangana government records desk, while an empty folder marked with a small question mark lies open beside it and a paper trail ends abruptly.

The claimed arrangement remains unsupported by the documents reviewed.

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K. T. Rama Rao has alleged a ₹200 crore arrangement tied to a Patancheru firm, Tesseractadvanced Systems, and tried to hang it on Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. On the public record we checked, the big number and the family link are still air.

What is on file: Tesseractadvanced Systems Private Limited exists, incorporated 11 April 2023 in Telangana with CIN U32909TS2023PTC171832 and directors listed in corporate databases. Its own site sells precision manufacturing for aerospace, defence and medical clients. Nowhere on the pages reviewed do the words “₹200 crore”, “hub”, “Anumula”, or a Telangana government contract appear.

What isn’t on file: an official tender, GO, MoU, work order, payment, shareholding that ties the company to the CM’s family, or any agency inquiry about this specific claim. Even the alleged project name doesn’t show up in government material we could locate.

The Congress government talks up tech centres and skilling tie-ups in public; if it handed ₹200 crore to a front, there should be a paper trail. The BJP-led Centre and every opposition megaphone would have waved it by now. They haven’t bothered to produce it. Until the paperwork arrives, this reads like another headline without the ledger.

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