Hyderabad: Hyderabad Catastrophe Response and Asset Safety Company (HYDRAA) on Wednesday, February 11, protected land price Rs 1003 crore in Jubilee Hills and Khanamet by demolishing encroachments and erecting fences.
In accordance with HYDRAA, an individual operating a ladies’s hostel reverse Apollo Hospital’s outgate had encroached a part of a two-acre park by erecting a three-storey constructing on 50 yards and drawing boundaries on a further 100 yards. The estimated worth of this land is Rs 2 lakh per yard, HYDRAA mentioned.
After conducting an inspection, the unlawful constructing was demolished, and fencing was put up on the remainder of the vacant space to stop additional encroachments.
Moreover, a police case was additionally filed in opposition to the encroachers.
Equally, HYDRAA additionally fenced 5 acres in Khanamet, close to Hitex Exhibition Grounds, after representatives of All India Velama Affiliation approached the company in search of to stop encroachments on the land.
Beforehand, the federal government had allotted the land to the Velama Affiliation; nevertheless, the choice was challenged within the Excessive Courtroom, which then put a keep on the allocation of the land. Representatives of the Velama Affiliation knowledgeable HYDRAA that some folks had been attempting to occupy the land; due to this fact, HYDRAA has constructed a fence across the disputed land until the Excessive Courtroom’s resolution.
HYDRAA protects kids’s playground in Kukatpally
The day past, HYDRAA freed 33 acres of a playground allotted to the Zilla Parishad Excessive College in Kukatpally’sVenkateswara Nagar Colony after receiving a criticism from the college’s headmaster.
In accordance with the company, an individual named Wahid had taken the land into his possession by establishing a home and a gate, obstructing the youngsters from utilizing it.
HYDRAA acted on the criticism inside 24 hours and restored the playground to the youngsters, a launch said.
