Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah sparked controversy in Parliament by claiming that Nepal has also encroached upon Indian territories, while discussing the long-standing border dispute over Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani.
Tension flared in Telecom Nagar, Raidurg, when HYDRAA teams with police support demolished shelters built on land earmarked for a park. Families resisted eviction, alleging no prior notice. HYDRAA later clarified that BSNL employees had been allotted 4,000 sq yards for a park in a 1982 HUDA-approved layout.
A five-storey apartment in Miyapur was demolished by HYDRAA following a complaint from HMDA about illegal construction on government land. The developers, Bhanu Constructions and associates, allegedly forged land regularisation documents and extended their property beyond approved limits.
The 85-year-old woman, Kanakapudi Karunamma of Dendukuru village owned a piece of land at the village, which was allegedly encroached by some individuals
