Overview
- HYDRAA, which cleared the sites on Tuesday, removed two temporary sheds, a constructed room and iron‑sheet fencing from a five‑acre Survey No. 42 parcel in Khanamet and then fenced the plot and put up signboards identifying it as government land.
- At Marripalli pond HYDRAA removed worker sheds, dismantled a ready‑mix concrete unit's fill, re‑established the full‑tank‑level boundary and ordered removal of dumped silt from the waterbody that HMDA records list as 31.05 acres.
- Both field actions followed complaints from Serilingampally revenue officials and a Prajavani report, which prompted on‑site inspections that confirmed attempts to fence and fill government land.
- The operations form part of a wider campaign HYDRAA says has reclaimed and protected over Rs 1.10 lakh crore of public assets in under two years and is pursuing a near‑term Rs 2 lakh crore protection target.
- Clearing and fencing the sites restores public access, helps protect local water and flood control functions, and could lead to more complaint‑driven enforcement across Hyderabad as officials and residents report suspected encroachments.