Public Land Encroached in Jubilee Hills: GHMC to Clear 2,000 Sq. Yards Soon

Hyderabad: In a decisive move against land encroachment, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Mayor Gadwal Vijayalakshmi took a strong stance on Monday, addressing the unauthorized occupation of 2,000 square yards of public land located behind the Jubilee Hills police station.

During her site inspection, the Mayor, accompanied by GHMC officials, discovered that the encroached land was being used for vegetable cultivation without prior authorization. She expressed her dissatisfaction and vowed strict action against such illegal activities.

Immediate Action Ordered

Taking swift measures, Mayor Vijayalakshmi directed GHMC officials to clear the encroached premises immediately. She emphasized the use of necessary machinery to ensure that the land was restored to its original state by the end of the day.

“The encroachment of public land is a serious violation and will not be tolerated under any circumstances. We will take stringent actions to deter such activities and safeguard public property,” the Mayor stated during the inspection.

GHMC’s Commitment to Public Welfare

The Mayor’s firm response underscores GHMC’s dedication to preserving public resources and upholding law and order in Hyderabad. GHMC officials are reportedly preparing a detailed report on the encroachment to ensure proper legal proceedings against those responsible.

Local residents lauded the Mayor’s proactive approach, stating that such actions are necessary to maintain accountability and deter illegal land grabs in the city.

The GHMC has reiterated its commitment to addressing land-related grievances swiftly and ensuring that public properties are protected for the greater good of the community.