Hyderabad:The Endowment Division officers together with the police evicted the tenants of 6 outlets together with their materials from Fateh Darwaza space of Doodhbowli division of Bahadurpura constituency on Thursday, June 11.
The land in query belongs to Lord Venkateshwara, the presiding deity of a temple in that space, which has been below the endowments division.
The rationale for the eviction given by the endowment officers was that the tenants of two out of the 6 outlets haven’t paid lease for the previous 3 years, and that an eviction discover was served to the shopkeepers after they did not pay the improved lease agreed upon by the tenants prior to now.
In keeping with an endowments official who was overseeing the eviction, the current lease of the outlets has been Rs 1,000 for the previous a number of years, which wasn’t enough to fulfill the operational wants of the temple.
The officers maintained that the current worth of every of the outlets was not lower than Rs 15,000 per thirty days, in the event that they weren’t below the endowment division’s lands.
“Should you had paid Rs 3,000 as per the improved lease as an alternative of Rs 1,000, this drawback wouldn’t have arisen,” he advised the shopkeepers who made a sit-in protest on the web site, led by a neighborhood chief who claimed that there was a courtroom’s order towards any eviction with no discover.
The native chief confirmed how the endowments officers behaved in a high-handed method, by throwing the fabric within the outlets price lakhs, outdoors the premises.
The shopkeepers additionally alleged that regardless that they’ve been providing to pay the sooner lease quantity, the endowments officers weren’t accepting it for the previous 6 months.
He stated that the problem can be escalated to Bahadurpura MLA Mohammed Mubeen and the suitable authorities as nicely.
At the same time as he was talking with the media and displaying how the endowments officers threw the dear supplies like cameras, computer systems and different merchandise saved contained in the outlets, he was detained by the Shah Ali Banda police and brought away.
When contacted, Shah Ali Banda Station Home Officer Mahesh Goud advised Siasat.com that the police personnel had been current there, because the officers had requested them to offer safety.
He stated that no one was both arrested or charged, and that the native chief who was taken into custody was not in good phrases with the chairman of the temple committee, the rationale why he was making a difficulty out of it.
On being questioned in regards to the supplies within the outlets thrown outdoors, Goud stated that panchnama was performed within the outlets by the officers involved earlier than eradicating the fabric.
He additionally stated that there was no keep order that was produced by the native chief, and that the order contained nothing important.
