The Telangana High Court has issued crucial orders to HYDRAA, which has been intensifying its efforts to remove encroachments on ponds and canals. The High Court has temporarily halted HYDRA’s demolition activities around Durgam Cheruvu. This means, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s brother Tirupathi Reddy who also received the notices will be relieved from the tension.
Residents near Durgam Cheruvu had raised objections to a preliminary notification issued back in 2014, and in response, they filed a petition. The High Court has now directed the Lake Protection Committee to consider these objections.
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The court instructed the residents to appear before the Lake Protection Committee on October 4. It further clarified that the final notification should be issued within six weeks from that date, only after carefully reviewing the objections.
On Sunday, structures within the buffer zone of Nallacheruvu FTL in Kukatpally were razed, and today, demolition efforts are ongoing in Madapur.
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Tirupathi Reddy received the notices on August 29th regarding his residence being constructed in Durgam Cheruvu FTL.
