Live
- Indian share market ends in red ahead of key global policy decisions
- Kerala temple trusts moves SC challenging restrictions on elephant management in Thrissur Pooram
- US: Authorities identify suspect in Wisconsin school shooting
- Telangana Government Launches CM Cup to Uncover Rural Sports Talent
- For design students:The ADEPT examination will be held in 10 languages on 26th January 2025
- UP: Another long-closed temple reopened in Sambhal after years
- 'She paid no heed to naysayers', says Dharavi girl's mother after Simran Shaikh bags WPL mega-deal
- 94 pc of Indian desk workers feel urgency to master AI: Report
- Students create eco-friendly christmas tree with recycled materials
- Assembly Adjourned, To Resume Tomorrow at 10 AM
HYDRA Commissioner Ranganath Clarifies Stance on Demolitions
HYDRA Commissioner Ranganath made key remarks regarding demolitions, stating that strict action will be taken against illegal constructions built after the establishment of HYDRA.
HYDERABAD: HYDRA Commissioner Ranganath made key remarks regarding demolitions, stating that strict action will be taken against illegal constructions built after the establishment of HYDRA. He inspected Kamuni Cheruvu and Maisamma Cheruvu in Kukatpally and addressed the media afterward.
Commissioner Ranganath clarified that structures built before HYDRA's establishment will not be demolished, countering the false propaganda surrounding the issue. He emphasized that illegal constructions built after July will face strict demolition measures.
Further, Ranganath stated that the permits issued recently under HYDRA would be thoroughly reviewed. If any irregularities are identified, the respective constructions will be halted. He reiterated HYDRA's commitment to protecting lakes in line with government policies.
The Commissioner urged the public not to believe in false campaigns suggesting that HYDRA targets houses belonging to marginalized communities. He assured that HYDRA would not trouble the poor and dismissed the rumors about demolitions of their homes.
Ranganath reaffirmed that HYDRA's efforts are focused on maintaining ecological balance and ensuring systematic development.
