Residents of Golconda Hills, Neknampur, have urged HYDRAA and the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation to protect 24 acres and 30.59 guntas of designated open space. They alleged encroachment attempts, unauthorised construction and misuse of documents to claim rights over public land.
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board plans to construct a sewage treatment plant at Neknampur under AMRUT 2.0 to address sewage issues in the Manikonda corridor and promote reuse of treated water for public and infrastructure needs.
The Narsingi police arrested former Neknampur corporator K. Padmarao after he allegedly assaulted three residents during a heated Venkateshwar Colony Association meeting. A case was registered based on victims’ complaints, and further investigation is in progress.
Two persons posing as Hydraa employees were booked by Gachibowli police for threatening to demolish a house in Alkapur Township. They fled when questioned by the complainant. Hydraa clarified its role and asked citizens to report fake claims
After HYDRAA received complaints about illegal structures encroaching on Neknampur Lake, Commissioner AV Ranganath instructed officials to demolish them.
According to a press release issued by the HMWSSB, a 350 mm dia sluice valve in the 1200 mm dia PSC gravity main pipe line from Singapore to Khanapur was damaged in the Singuru project, which supplies drinking water to city.
Expressing apprehension over the ongoing encroachment, Ilyas Khan urged the concerned officials to visit the site promptly and take necessary measures to safeguard the Dargah Saadullah Hussaini, Graveyard Qutub Shahi Masjid, and the adjoining land.
