Telangana High Court directs HYDRAA to restore 13.17 acres in Kukatpally

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The Telangana High Court directed the Revenue and the HYDRAA officials to reconstruct the onshore of 13.17 acres astatine Kukatpally colony successful Medchal Malkajgiri territory to the information it existed anterior to May 25. 

Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka of the HC abrogation bench, instructed them to undo each acts of demolition of the property, including reinstating the compound fencing on the full perimeter of the land, wrong 24 hours of receiving the bid copy. The institution undertake the restoration works if the officials failed to comply with the order, the justice said. 

However, “all costs, charges and expenses incurred therein shall beryllium quantified and recovered from the idiosyncratic funds” of the responsive officials/contemnors, the bid said. The officers, their servants, agents and each persons acting nether their authorization are restrained from interfering with the petitioner’s possession of the property, the absorption said. 

The restoration enactment included re-constructing the tin-sheet information rooms, restoring each energy work lines, lighting infrastructure positive allied electrical installations, removing each fencing and signage oregon boards erected by the authorities on with withdrawal of each persons deployed by HYDRAA and gross officials astatine the property. The petitioner institution contended that it got the onshore regularised nether GO Ms. No. 469 by paying ₹9.27 crore to the authorities successful 2008. 

Eventually, the HC successful 3 antithetic writ petitions passed orders. In 1 of them, the HC restrained the authorities from interfering with the property. Yet connected May 26 astir 3.50 p.m., the gross and the HYDRAA authorities with their teams arrived astatine the onshore and disturbed the property, the petitioner said.  

Observing that the petitioner had “made retired a beardown prima facie lawsuit of wilful disobedience of the HC order”, the justice noted that the equilibrium of convenience lies wholly successful favour of the petitioner successful the contiguous case. “…and sedate and irreparable wounded would beryllium occasioned if the consequences of the prima facie breach are permitted to subsist..”, the justice said successful the order. 

The justice remarked that the behaviour of the HYDRAA complained by the petitioner was “neither caller nor isolated”. “But it is illustrative of a settee and recurring modus operandi connected the portion of HYDRAA namely to demolish first, to obstruction and hole boards next, and to question justification thereafter, treating the orders of this tribunal arsenic an inconvenience to beryllium circumvented alternatively than arsenic a bid to beryllium obeyed,” the justice said successful the order. 

The justice said the seat recorded its “strong disapproval of the brazenness that prima facie marks the conducts of the HYDRAA, an instrumentality of the State, which secured clip from this tribunal connected the spot of a solemn undertaking that it would enactment lone by pursuing the owed process of law”. The 3 contempt cases were posted to June 4 for adjacent hearing. 

Published - May 30, 2026 07:53 p.m. IST

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