Overview
- Telangana Revenue authorities issued a show-cause notice asking MANUU to explain why about 50 acres of vacant campus land should not be resumed.
- A student delegation met BRS leader K. T. Rama Rao and warned of intensified protests if the state does not drop the move.
- K. T. Rama Rao alleged the Congress government aims to seize and monetise the land for real estate purposes and pledged support to the students.
- A senior MANUU panel previously examined and opposed PPP proposals for an AI data centre and a medical college on roughly 30 acres, citing autonomy concerns.
- University officials say discussions with the Revenue Department are ongoing and alternative campus uses such as hostels are being considered.