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The actor voiced his support to the protesting students, demanding the Congress government to immediately cancel its plans to sell the land which is rich in flora and fauna.
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The BJP MPs from the State led by Union Minister G Kishan Reddy met Union Minister for Human Resource Development and sought the Central government's intervention in protecting the 400 acres of land at Kancha Gachibowli and halting the land auction
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Rama Rao took to X, questioning Rahul Gandhi over restrictions imposed on the BRS leaders to prevent them from visiting the University of Hyderabad (UoH), where students are protesting against the deforestation of the 400 acres at Kancha Gachibowli
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He also said the 400 acres planned for auction by the State government falls under forest limits.
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The heightened security comes just hours after BRS extended support to the students' agitation against the clearance of 400 acres of greenery in Kancha Gachibowli
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Students demand immediate removal of police, JCBs deployed on campus
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The accused were identified as B Rohit Kumar and Erram Naveen Kumar
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He questioned the Congress government's desperation to sell public land, using brutal force
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Expressing concerns that air quality will be rivalling Delhi's if an environment like this vanishes, Janya Kaaveramma KC said these trees are lungs of Hyderabad
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A statement read that in 2004, the then State government in erstwhile Andhra Pradesh had allotted the land to a private company. The Congress government acquired the ownership of the land by legally winning the case in the Supreme Court
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HRF Hyderabad president M Suresh condemned the heavy-handed response by the police, including the arrest of protesting students
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Students stated that Rohit's health has been poor, with high blood pressure. They added that another student, Erram Naveen, who went to Madhapur Police Station to bring back the detained students, was also taken into custody, and an FIR was registered against them.
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While eight excavators were brought in at the UoH east campus on Sunday afternoon, their numbers were increased to 40 in the night to speed up the works, including removal of trees, plants and leveling the land
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Earlier in the day, a delegation of BRS leaders, including MLC Dasoju Sravan and former Minister Srinivas Goud, visited Madhapur police station to meet the students who were detained
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The heavy machinery reportedly came at the UoH east campus to clear the 400 acres of forested land, which the Telangana Congress government has put up for auction
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Students term the March 13 circular to ban protests ‘undemocratic’
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Says Chief Minister's assertion that lack of large mammals such as tigers or deer justifies auction of 400-acre land was baseless and unscientific
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Demanded Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to roll back the decision to auction 400 acres of land at Kancha Gachbowli
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CM's remark that "there are no deer, no tigers, only 'cunning foxes' who want to hinder the State development" was a blatant attempt to demonise a legitimate protest, says Union
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Referring to the comment - there were no tigers or deer in the area but some cunning foxes were trying to obstruct the development - made by Revanth Reddy in the Assembly, Students Union president Umesh said they severely condemned the remarks
