Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao said in the Assembly on Tuesday that "would invite legislators to his new residence so that they could see for themselves whether it had 150 rooms or not."

Congress legislator Komatireddy Venkata Reddy had alleged that Mr Rao had constructed a residence-cum-camp office which had 150 rooms. He also said that KCR did not stand to his promise of 2.6 lakh 2BHK houses before 2019.

KCR objected Reddy's allegation in a short discussion on the construction of 2BHK houses. Mr Rao said, “It is not KCR’s residence, it is the Telangana CM’s residence. It is the property of the Telangana people and their pride.”

He said "the Chief Minister would have to conduct meetings with officials, and meet MPs, MLAs, and MLCs and the people. National and international delegates come to meet the Chief Minister. The camp office should have space to park 200 vehicles."

He said "the government had decided to hold the Assembly session in the first week of January. After that, he would invite the MPs, MLAs, MLCs of Hyderabad."

BY M. DIVYA SRI