Gachibowli
Jul 18, 2025
Got some queries asking what’s going on with SAS iTower because of all the news floating around. Let me break it down-
What really happened, step-by-step:
1. The Land: Around 10.32 guntas in Survey No. 19, Khajaguda- prime spot near the financial district, obviously gold in Hyderabad’s current market.
2. Ownership Shift: In 2016, ex-IAS officer R.P. Singh and his wife gifted the land to their daughter via a registered gift deed.
3. Reversal of Gift: Years later, Singh and his wife revoked the gift deed, citing that the daughter lives abroad and "can’t manage the land." They then went on to sell the land to SAS iTowers-a commercial builder.
4. Project Launch & Bookings: Fast forward to 2021–2022, SAS Group starts developing SAS iTower—a high-end commercial office complex—on this land. Project is heavily booked, somewhere around 700 investors have bought units.
5. Bank Loan Refused: While applying for bank financing, the finance team flagged the previous gift deed to the daughter, the revocation wasn’t mutuaL- and likely not legally clean.. The bank refused to sanction the loan to SAS until the title issue was resolved.
6. Legal Complaints Filed: Alarmed, SAS iTowers filed a complaint-first with Raidurgam police, then escalated to Hyderabad’s CCS. They allege Singh hid the daughter’s gift deed and cancelled it post-facto to facilitate the sale.
7. CCS FIR: A formal FIR was registered under sections for cheating, forgery, and criminal breach of trust against R.P. Singh and his wife. CCS is investigating how legally valid the gift deed revocation really is
So yeah, SAS iTower is in a legal mess. The buyers are the collateral damage, and Hyderabad’s already shaky trust in land titles just took another punch to the gut.