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Few farmers had on Friday levelled allegations against Rajender for grabbing around 20 acres of lands in Achampet and Hakimpet of Medak district.Reacting to the allegations, Rajender had demanded a hearing by the sitting judge in the matter. He said that his ‘self-respect’ is more valuable to him than his position.”There are several leaders who have earned hundreds of crores of rupees through illegal means. I demand an inquiry into all those people and their properties,” he said while demanding an inquiry into his own property.
He claimed that allegations against him were a “pre-planned sketch” to defame him in the public.”Back in 2016, for the establishment of a hatchery, I had taken a loan of Rs 100 crores from Canara Bank. The land about which allegations are being made to have been grabbed by me is still being used by the beneficiaries and is not under my properties,” Rajender added.
Source: Economic Times
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