“It’s Not My Money,” Says Raj Kasireddy
Accused in ₹11 Crore Seizure Denies Allegations, Alleges Conspiracy to Thwart Bail
Vijayawada, July 31, 2025 — Kasireddy Raja Shekhar Reddy, the prime accused in the CID-registered liquor scam case, has strongly denied any involvement with the ₹11 crore in cash recently seized from a farmhouse in Shamshabad. In an affidavit submitted to the Special Court for ACB Cases in Vijayawada, Reddy claimed that the case is being deliberately manipulated to hinder his chances of securing bail.
Currently lodged in Vijayawada Sub-Jail since April 22, 2025, Reddy noted that the CID filed the chargesheet on July 19. He alleged that soon after he initiated efforts to file a regular bail petition, the prosecution began levelling “false and baseless” allegations against him to obstruct his legal recourse.
Referring specifically to the cash seizure by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) from Sulochana Farms in Kacharam village—property reportedly owned by Theegala Bali Reddy—Reddy maintained that he has no links to the money. “It is an utter falsehood and lie,” he stated in the affidavit, accusing the prosecution of acting with a “malafide” intent.
He clarified that his only association with the Reddy family is through his wife, who holds a minor stake in ARET Hospital, managed by Theegala Vijayender Reddy, son of Bali Reddy. “Beyond that, I have no connection or relationship with that business group,” he asserted.
Reddy contended that the entire claim is a fabrication aimed at weakening his bail plea. “The allegation that the seized money belongs to me is entirely baseless and concocted to sabotage my chances of release,” the affidavit reads.
The affidavit was sworn and verified in Amaravati on July 30, 2025, and was duly attested by a competent authority.
