<p>Hyderabad: BRS supremo and Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Thursday filed his nomination papers. KCR is contesting from two seats- Gajwel and Kamareddy. While Gajwel has been his home seat and he is contesting from there for the third time, additionally the BRS chief is also contesting from Kamareddy too.</p><p><br>He declared wealth in total Rs 58.70 crore including assets inherited. His movable properties include gold ornaments, diamonds, deposits, cash, investments in T News, worth Rs 25. 61 crore along with Rs 9.81 crore from Hindu Undivided Family (HUF).</p><p><br>Immovable properties worth Rs 35.42 crore includes his residential house in Banjara Hills, farm house in Karimnagar and lands worth Rs 8. 50 crore and Rs 15 crore HUF.</p>.BRS, Cong workers clash in Hyderabad amid nomination filing for Telangana polls.<p>His liabilities include Rs 17. 27 crore. Income shown in I-T returns for the financial year 2022-23 was Rs 1.60 crore.</p><p><br>After filing his nomination in Kamareddy, KCR held a closed door meeting with the local leaders and asked them to work in unity for his win.</p><p>KCR's son and BRS working president and state industries minister KT Rama Rao too filed his nomination to contest from Siricilla.</p><p><br>The last day to file nomination papers is November 10. All poll RDO offices across Telangana wore a festive look with the majority of the aspirants from all the parties having decided to file their nominations on Thursday. A BJP candidate in Hyderabad reached the local poll authority office to file his nomination in a rally with bulldozers. </p><p>In a separate incident in Ibrahimpatnam of Ranga Reddy district, workers of both Congress and BRS clashed with each other and pelted stones. Few of them on either side suffered injuries.</p><p>Meanwhile KCR's son KTR Rama Rao was involved in an accident when the latter almost fell from his campaign vehicle while going to a rally in Armoor. He was participating in a rally for filing nomination of a party candidate. Rao escaped unhurt and later proceeded to another meeting in Kodangal. </p>
<p>Hyderabad: BRS supremo and Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Thursday filed his nomination papers. KCR is contesting from two seats- Gajwel and Kamareddy. While Gajwel has been his home seat and he is contesting from there for the third time, additionally the BRS chief is also contesting from Kamareddy too.</p><p><br>He declared wealth in total Rs 58.70 crore including assets inherited. His movable properties include gold ornaments, diamonds, deposits, cash, investments in T News, worth Rs 25. 61 crore along with Rs 9.81 crore from Hindu Undivided Family (HUF).</p><p><br>Immovable properties worth Rs 35.42 crore includes his residential house in Banjara Hills, farm house in Karimnagar and lands worth Rs 8. 50 crore and Rs 15 crore HUF.</p>.BRS, Cong workers clash in Hyderabad amid nomination filing for Telangana polls.<p>His liabilities include Rs 17. 27 crore. Income shown in I-T returns for the financial year 2022-23 was Rs 1.60 crore.</p><p><br>After filing his nomination in Kamareddy, KCR held a closed door meeting with the local leaders and asked them to work in unity for his win.</p><p>KCR's son and BRS working president and state industries minister KT Rama Rao too filed his nomination to contest from Siricilla.</p><p><br>The last day to file nomination papers is November 10. All poll RDO offices across Telangana wore a festive look with the majority of the aspirants from all the parties having decided to file their nominations on Thursday. A BJP candidate in Hyderabad reached the local poll authority office to file his nomination in a rally with bulldozers. </p><p>In a separate incident in Ibrahimpatnam of Ranga Reddy district, workers of both Congress and BRS clashed with each other and pelted stones. Few of them on either side suffered injuries.</p><p>Meanwhile KCR's son KTR Rama Rao was involved in an accident when the latter almost fell from his campaign vehicle while going to a rally in Armoor. He was participating in a rally for filing nomination of a party candidate. Rao escaped unhurt and later proceeded to another meeting in Kodangal. </p>