Spartan Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 3 minutes ago, appusri said: I think HCU has 2.3K acres. This is 400 acres land under Govt, close to financial district. Ee land gatham lo IMG Bharath ki icchina land. evaridaina sare...wether it belongs to univ or state govt.. getting rid of green patch is wrong...i wish someone files a stay for this...citing the environmental impact both plats and bio-diversity Quote
citizenofIND Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 Ne yevva ekkadiki poyyaru Meru antha last term Lo hyd financial pakkana unna costly land motham sale chesinnappudu. Will come to know soon where it started. Pink chaddies chimppukunthunnaru ga. Okkadu emo next gelvadu antaru, okkadu mestri anthadu.. okkadu emo every day feel avuthunnam language chusi anthunnadu. Last two terms Lo news kuda chudaledhu emo Quote
appusri Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 17 minutes ago, Spartan said: evaridaina sare...wether it belongs to univ or state govt.. getting rid of green patch is wrong...i wish someone files a stay for this...citing the environmental impact both plats and bio-diversity I don't think court or NGT will do anything in this case. This land was already designated for a development project in the past. IMG Bharath, they didn't develop it. Revanth govt went to SC and get the land back and using it for development again. 2300 acres HCU kinda undhi. thats where bio-diversity, environment is protected. Quote
tollywood_hater Posted March 31 Author Report Posted March 31 14 minutes ago, Spartan said: evaridaina sare...wether it belongs to univ or state govt.. getting rid of green patch is wrong...i wish someone files a stay for this...citing the environmental impact both plats and bio-diversity courts are opening on Next Tuesday , and students are ready to file stay on this .... but max damage ayipothundi aa time kallaa Quote
Spartan Posted March 31 Report Posted March 31 10 minutes ago, appusri said: I don't think court or NGT will do anything in this case. This land was already designated for a development project in the past. IMG Bharath, they didn't develop it. Revanth govt went to SC and get the land back and using it for development again. 2300 acres HCU kinda undhi. thats where bio-diversity, environment is protected. 6 minutes ago, tollywood_hater said: courts are opening on Next Tuesday , and students are ready to file stay on this .... but max damage ayipothundi aa time kallaa aite assame..konnalaki divert aipotadi... loss for people and environment...ante.. Quote
rokalibanda Posted April 1 Report Posted April 1 e real estate broker cm endo congi gallaki life lo buddhi radhu Quote
andhra_jp Posted April 1 Report Posted April 1 400 acres in Kancha Gachibowli doesn’t belong to UoH: Telangana Govt Students being misled by those with interest in real estate and it is not forest land as claimed: official statement The Telangana government said that it was the sole owner of 400 acres of land in Kancha Gachibowli Village, Serlingampally Mandal, on whose ownership a group of students from the University of Hyderabad are agitating. Officials said the 400 acres of land were allotted to a private entity by the then government of Andhra Pradesh in 2004. But the present Congress government has fought against the private entity in the Supreme Court and reclaimed the land. The University of Hyderabad does not own even an inch of land in this survey and any contention regarding land ownership is contempt of court, as per official statement. Moreover, as is being alleged, the development plans of the government in this land do not include any lake. The rocks formation would not be disturbed by the new development plan either, it added. The government, in a statement here, said that the opposition to the project was purely political and that the students were being misled by those opposing the government with interests in real estate. Land allotted to private company in 2004 Explaining the legal aspects, it was stated in the statement said that the then AP Government allotted 400 acres to IMG Academies Bharata Pvt Ltd on January 13, 2004, in Survey Number 25 of Kancha Gachibowli Village for the development of sports facilities. Allotment revoked; challenged in Court As the project of the IMG Academies Bharata Pvt Ltd did not take off, the then Government of Andhra Pradesh (A.P.) revoked the allotment on November 21, 2006, which was challenged in the A.P. High Court. The new government pursued the matter vigorously, and the High Court passed orders in favour of the government on March 7, 2024. Govt secures the land Aggrieved by the order, IMG Academies Bharata Pvt Ltd filed an SLP before the Supreme Court of India. The government again contested the matter, and the SLP was dismissed by the Supreme Court of India on May 3, 2024. Thus, the government was able to secure the land. The ownership of the land was also confirmed by the Deputy Collector and Tahsildar, Serilingampally Mandal who confirmed that as per Revenue records the land in Survey Number 25 of Kancha Gachibowli Village was recorded as “Kancha Asthabal Poramboke Sarkari”, which is government land and an extent of 400 acres was free from encroachments and under the possession of government for further development. Land handed over to TGIIC in July, 2024 On the legal acquisition of land, the government said that the I&C Department recommended alienation proposals under the new land allotment policy on September 14, 2022. Accordingly, on June 19, 2024, the government requested to handover advance possession to the TGIIC for setting up an Information Technology (IT) and mixed-use project. The land was handed over to TGIIC on July 1, 2024, duly conducting the panchanama. Survey in July, 2024, in presence of officials The revenue records clearly show that it is not forest land, unlike the false claims made in certain sections. Moreover, with the consent of the Registrar, University of Hyderbad (UoH) survey work was conducted on July 19, 2024, in the presence of university officials, and the boundaries were fixed. Buffalo Lake and Peacock Lake not part of 400-acres The government further said that Buffalo Lake and Peacock Lake are not part of the 400-acre land parcel being developed by TGIIC. At the same time, TGIIC has prepared a layout duly preserving rock formations, including Mushroom rock, as green spaces within the layout. The government said in the statement that the project aligns with its priority to develop world-class IT infrastructure, improve connectivity, and create sustainable urban spaces. Quote
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