Talking of ministerial houses, Telugu film star Chiranjeevi was allotted a type 8 expanded bungalow in Delhi in 2009, despite not being entitled to it, courtesy the munificence shown by Ahmed Patel following the Praja Rajyam's merger with the Congress.

But now, Home Minister Rajnath Singh has been eyeing this particular house which has space enough to grow five tonnes of potatoes every season and the lawns are roomy enough to host a wedding party.

Still, despite his stature and clout, Rajnath may not be able to have Chiranjeevi evicted, apparently.

The reason is the star's younger brother, Pawan Kalyan, who has been in direct touch with the powers-that-be to stall just such a move.

It's worthwhile remembering here that but for Pawan Kalyan, the TDP-BJP combo would not have swept Seemandhra.