Tensions between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have escalated following a late-night entry by officials from Telangana's commercial taxes department into the disputed fourth floor of Bus Bhavan, located in RTC X Roads, Hyderabad. This incident has reignited discussions about the division of assets between the two states, which has remained unresolved since their bifurcation in 2014. The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) currently controls the fourth floor, while Telangana officials claimed authority over it after a communication from the Telangana government. In response, APSRTC officials quickly re-secured the floor, locking it and asserting control over the entire 'A' block of the building. The Andhra Pradesh government has urged Telangana not to allocate any space within Bus Bhavan until the asset-sharing process is finalized. An expert committee had previously categorized Bus Bhavan as a common asset, suggesting shared control, but APSRTC argues that no binding decision has been made. Meanwhile, RTC unions in Telangana have voiced their concerns, stating that the assets belong to the corporation itself and not to either state government. They protested against the relocation of commercial taxes offices without APSRTC's consent, emphasizing that neither state can claim exclusive rights over Bus Bhavan until the dispute is resolved. The planned protest titled “Bachao Bus Bhavan” was called off after APSRTC secured the block, which union leaders hailed as a victory for RTC employees.