In a significant move, Hydra Commissioner penned a letter to the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) regarding construction in ponds. The letter urged the cancellation of permissions for constructions in Flood Flow Channels (FTL) or buffer zones, emphasizing the need to review and verify existing permissions.

Specifically targeting illegal constructions in ponds, Hydra called for the cancellation of permissions for building on five ponds, including Komatikunta. This stern approach aims to preserve the ecological balance and prevent encroachment on vital water bodies.

Meanwhile, Hydra’s enforcement activities have extended to areas like Kukatpally, Kishtareddypet, and Patelguda in Aminpur Municipality, where structures on government lands have been demolished. Notably, significant areas in Nallacheruvu FTL, Shantinagar buffer zone, and Kishtareddypet, Patelguda have been cleared of unauthorized constructions.

On a parallel front, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy emphasized the importance of addressing encroachments on ponds and canals. Directing officials to identify residents in Musi catchment areas, the focus is on providing alternative housing solutions. Measures to safeguard inner and outer ponds, including the installation of CCTV cameras, have been mandated to enhance surveillance and deter illegal activities.

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In his address, Commissioner Ranganath highlighted that the HMDA should be promptly contacted in case of any doubts or uncertainties regarding property legality. He clarified that the current demolitions primarily target structures under construction in FTL and buffer zones, aiming to provide relief to the general public.

Meanwhile, the hydra authorities have intensified their crackdown on illegal constructions across Hyderabad. Recent operations in Borabanda lime pond and Mallampet Katwa pond have resulted in the demolition of numerous buildings. Despite the enforcement efforts, concerns have been raised in various areas where affected individuals claim to be uninformed about the demolitions, leading to protests and discontent.

The situation reflects a complex landscape of urban development challenges, legal compliance issues, and the need for greater transparency in construction practices. As the community navigates through these turbulent times, Commissioner AV Ranganath’s warnings serve as a reminder of the critical importance of due diligence in real estate transactions.

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Pawan Kalyan expressed appreciation for Revanth Reddy’s proactive stance in safeguarding the environment and suggested the implementation of measures akin to Hydra to combat illegal activities effectively. He stressed the importance of stringent enforcement of construction regulations to avert crises caused by unauthorized structures, advocating for the demolition of existing buildings within restricted zones with appropriate compensation.

Moreover, Pawan Kalyan underscored the necessity of bolstering bureaucratic mechanisms to streamline governance processes and enhance accountability in urban development. He urged for a humanitarian approach towards resolving issues related to unauthorized constructions, emphasizing the need for strict adherence to regulations to prevent future calamities.

In reference to the Budameru disaster, Pawan Kalyan attributed the flooding to encroachments in the area and lauded Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s dedication and hands-on approach in managing the crisis effectively. He commended Naidu’s active involvement in relief efforts and cautioned against unwarranted criticism, encouraging political leaders to engage constructively in relief activities before levying accusations.

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For several consecutive days, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been pressing HYDRA on the issue of addressing the educational institutions affiliated with Owaisi, specifically those situated in the Salakam Pond area. While HYDRA Commissioner Ranganath has refrained from declaring Owaisi’s innocence, emphasizing the importance of considering the students’ future before any drastic actions, the spotlight has shifted to other prominent figures like Mallareddy under the same rule.

The demolitions orchestrated by HYDRA have set ablaze the political landscape of Telangana, sparking debates and discussions on the fate of illegal structures belonging to influential entities. Commissioner Ranganath remains resolute in his commitment to safeguarding the ponds, asserting that no amount of pressure will sway HYDRA from its mission to uphold the law against unauthorized constructions.

Amidst the ongoing political turmoil, the focus has shifted from the criticism directed at HYDRA by various factions, including the BRS and BJP, to the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM). BJP’s recent alignment with HYDRA in targeting MIM has brought forth new challenges, prompting questions regarding the extent of the demolitions within Hyderabad. As the tensions escalate, HYDRA stands firm in its resolve to enforce the law impartially, irrespective of the individual or organization involved.

Commissioner Ranganath’s stance on granting a grace period for the removal of illegal structures reflects a nuanced approach aimed at minimizing disruptions to the academic calendar. However, the ultimatum remains clear: non-compliance will result in HYDRA taking decisive action to uphold the law. The looming question of HYDRA’s future actions looms large, with speculations arising about the government’s next moves and the potential targets in its sights.

As the narrative unfolds, the saga of HYDRA continues to captivate audiences across Telangana, heralding a new chapter in the state’s political landscape.

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The Hydra demolitions have sparked a political storm in the state, with tensions rising between different parties. CM Revanth Reddy reiterated his stance on not sparing anyone involved in illegal constructions, especially those affiliated with his party. The political landscape, which was previously dominated by criticism of BRS and BJP over Hydra actions, has now shifted towards MIM, with the latter being targeted by BJP.

The debate surrounding the next target of Hydra, particularly the Owaisi Brothers, has intensified. Complaints regarding illegal constructions related to the Owaisi Brothers have been pouring in, prompting residents to voice their concerns to CM Revanth Reddy and Hydra Commissioner Ranganath. The situation has escalated further with MIM MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi defending the construction of educational institutes in the Bandlaguda Salakam pond, asserting his commitment to providing free education to the underprivileged.

Meanwhile, MIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has raised questions about the government’s selective approach towards demolitions, calling for equal treatment of all illegal structures regardless of their ownership. The political arena is now abuzz with speculations about the government’s response to these challenges posed by various parties.

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Commissioner AV Ranganath highlighted that the construction of N-Convention violated regulations as it encroached on critical zones within the pond area without the necessary permissions from GHMC. The coordinated effort involving Hydra, GHMC, Town Planning, and Revenue staff led to the removal of encroachments, emphasizing the importance of adhering to land regulations.

The controversy surrounding N-Convention’s construction has raised questions about other illicit structures in Madapur and the potential targets of Hydra’s future actions. With no legal approvals obtained, the management’s attempt to regularize the building under the Building Regularization Scheme was unsuccessful, underscoring the consequences of flouting construction laws.

As the dust settles on N-Convention’s demolition, the spotlight shifts to other high-profile constructions on disputed lands, prompting speculation about Hydra’s next moves and the identities of VIPs involved in similar violations. The issue has ignited public interest and debate, signaling a growing concern over unauthorized developments in the region.

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