Despite the fact that telangana chief minister K chandrasekhar Rao is getting ready to enter national politics with his newly renamed Bharat Rashtra Samithi, it appears that the noose is gradually tightening on his family in relation to the delhi liquor policy scandal (BRS). By focusing on those who were allegedly implicated in the delhi liquor policy scandal and closer to the kcr family, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Enforcement Directorate (ED) are closing in on the family from all sides.

There have been repercussions in the trs (BRS) circles following the CBI's arrest of Hyderabad-based businessman Boinpally abhishek Rao on monday in connection with the liquor scam. It is the first scam-related arrest made in Hyderabad. The central investigative agency picked up abhishek on monday in relation to the scam. abhishek is one of the directors of Robin Distilleries, which is run by Arun Ramachandra Pillai. On Sunday, he was summoned for interrogation and placed in prison. His home has previously been searched by the Enforcement Directorate.

Abhishek Rao, who also serves as the director of Hyderabad's Anoos beauty Parlour, is rumoured to be intimately related to KCR's family. Additionally, he serves as a director for up to nine indian businesses in a variety of sectors, including real estate, mining and quarrying, construction, manufacturing (chemicals and chemical products), and computer-related services, among others. On behalf of one of KCR's family members, he is said to have invested Rs 20 crore in a telugu newspaper that also owns a national english television channel.

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