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It is known that HYDRA is demolishing the illegal structures built by encroaching ponds, ponds and canals in Hyderabad city. However, the Telangana High Court expressed its anger against Hydra for taking up the demolition without giving any notice or time.
Hydra questioned how structures can be demolished without giving any notice or explanation. It has issued orders to the government to give an explanation on GO 99. A bench of Justice K Laxman on Friday heard a petition filed by a woman named Lakshmi challenging the powers of HYDRA. The petitioner contended that the formation of HYDRA was done against the rules.
According to the GHMC Act, its officers should not be given to another authority. He asked how the officials of GHMC will be given to Hydra. As per Jio 99, HYDRA should be an officer of All India Services or an officer of the Government Secretary.. But it is mentioned that currently HYDRA is appointed by a person who is not an officer of All India Services.
The petitioner brought to the notice of the court that the sheds were demolished on September 3 in Aminpur without giving any notice. He said that despite the interim order of the High Court, it was demolished. After the arguments, the High Court directed the Telangana government to file a counter on this petition. The High Court adjourned the further hearing for two weeks.
Meanwhile, it is known that the government has set up HYDRA with the aim of conserving ponds, ponds and canals in the city of Hyderabad. Focused on encroachment of ponds and canals, Hydra.. FTL is removing encroachments within buffer zones. So far illegal constructions have been razed in 23 areas. About 262 illegal structures were demolished and more than 117 acres of land was seized.
