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An Indian Army soldier stationed at the India-Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir has shared a video on social media, accusing the family of a village revenue officer (VRO) of illegally taking over his ancestral land in Siddipet district, Telangana. He has called for viewers to spread the video to reach Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, claiming that higher authorities have remained inactive due to the VRO’s influence. Following the video’s widespread circulation, BRS leader and Siddipet MLA T. Harish Rao urged the district collector, M. Manu Chowdary, to take immediate action.

In his video, Army jawan B. Rama Swamy alleges that while he was away serving the nation, individuals encroached upon his 1.16 acres of agricultural land located in Chowdarpally, under the Akberpet-Bhumpally mandal. He accuses VRO Ramesh’s family of orchestrating this land grab during the previous administration. This situation echoes the story of Paan Singh Tomar, an army veteran who turned into a rebel to protect his agricultural land from encroachers.

The jawan has reported that his family has faced harassment from the encroachers, who are related to the VRO. They allegedly manipulated land records to remove the jawan’s family members and altered ownership details. Despite approaching the mandal revenue officer and the revenue divisional officer over the past six years, the family has been unsuccessful in securing justice due to the VRO’s powerful connections. After the video gained traction, people called for accountability, prompting MLA T. Harish Rao to publicly request thorough investigation and corrective measures, stating, “It’s shocking that a soldier, who protects our borders, has to endure such a situation.”

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In a Strong Warning to Pakistan

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha issued a stern warning to Pakistan regarding its support for terrorist groups targeting India, declaring that no part of the neighboring country is beyond the reach of the Indian Armed Forces. “The world has witnessed the courage of our forces, leading adversaries to plead for a ceasefire globally. There is nothing in Pakistan that the Indian Army cannot reach,” he stated.

While addressing Army personnel stationed along the Line of Control (LoC) in the Tangdhar Sector, Sinha emphasized India’s rising stature on the world stage. He noted that the enemy is attempting to undermine humanity using borrowed resources.

“We have a neighbor intent on destroying humanity through debt. I hope they have learned from the resolute response of our courageous soldiers. I salute your valor and commitment to Maa Bharti, and I pray that in times of crisis, our citizens know they are protected by heroes like you,” he expressed.

The Lieutenant Governor also assessed the security situation with Army and police officials, expressing gratitude for the Armed Forces’ vigilance, dedication, and sacrifices in safeguarding lives and maintaining border integrity. “I am confident that our soldiers will stand firm against any misadventure by the enemy,” he affirmed.