The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) recently took action against illegal structures in Shamshabad. The HMDA demolished a large number of temporary structures that were erected illegally on government land, which covered an area of 50 acres. According to senior HMDA officials, unknown individuals attempted to encroach on the government land in Shamshabad by raising the temporary structures.
To address the issue, the HMDA sought the assistance of the Cyberabad police and deployed heavy machinery (JCB) to demolish all the encroachments. The operation to remove the encroachments was conducted between 3 am and 8 am on Tuesday morning. The HMDA was successful in pulling down all the temporary structures and saved 50 acres of government land from encroachment.
In a press release, the HMDA stated that the encroachments had mushroomed in Shamshabad, but they were able to take action and prevent further illegal construction. The HMDA’s efforts demonstrate their commitment to preserving government land and ensuring that it is not misused or encroached upon. By taking swift action against illegal structures, the HMDA is sending a clear message that such activities will not be tolerated.
