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HYDRAA Says Janwada Farmhouse Owners Ignored Notices, Lacked GHMC Permission
Officials are examining a farmhouse in Janwada.
HYDRAA says it sent notices to the owners in June.
The owners asked for four weeks to respond.
Officials say no response came after that time.
The Municipal Commissioner said the property had no GHMC building permission.
Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy asked authorities to investigate.
The owner reportedly said the structure had permission from the local Sarpanch.
The MP also raised questions about land ownership and transfers.
HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath said Janwada farmhouse owners did not respond to June notices.
The owners reportedly requested four weeks to reply but did not respond afterward.
The Municipal Commissioner confirmed no GHMC building permission was granted for the property.
Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy complained to HYDRAA and sought prompt action.
The MP alleged irregularities involving farmhouse construction, ownership, and land transfers in several survey numbers.
- Who
- HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath, Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy, the Municipal Commissioner, and the farmhouse owners.
- What
- Authorities are examining alleged unauthorized construction and possible irregularities involving the Janwada farmhouse and related land transfers.
- Where
- The Janwada farmhouse and lands associated with survey numbers 311, 301, and 313 in Hyderabad.
- When
- Notices were issued in June; the MP visited the site on Saturday.
- Why
- The MP sought action after alleging that the farmhouse lacked proper authorization and that land transfers may have involved irregularities.
Authorities' Findings
Owner's Reported Claim and MP's Allegations
Construction authorization
Authorities' Findings
The Municipal Commissioner said no GHMC building permission had been granted for the farmhouse.
Owner's Reported Claim and MP's Allegations
The owner reportedly claimed the structure had been constructed with permission from the local Sarpanch; the MP alleged several area farmhouses lacked proper authorization.
Response to notices
Authorities' Findings
HYDRAA Commissioner AV Ranganath said notices were issued in June and no response was received after the requested four-week period.
Owner's Reported Claim and MP's Allegations
The article does not report a substantive response from the owners after the deadline.
Land transactions
Authorities' Findings
Authorities were asked to examine ownership and transactions involving the relevant survey numbers.
Owner's Reported Claim and MP's Allegations
Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy alleged irregularities in the transfer of the lands and urged prompt action.
Key facts
- Agency
- Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency (HYDRAA)
- Notice timing
- Notices were issued to the owners in June.
- Response status
- The owners reportedly did not respond after requesting four weeks to submit a reply.
- Building permission
- The Municipal Commissioner said no GHMC permission had been granted for construction at the site.
- Complainant
- Congress MP Chamala Kiran Kumar Reddy lodged a complaint with HYDRAA.
- Survey numbers
- The MP called for examination of survey numbers 311, 301, and 313.
- Owner's stated basis
- The owner reportedly claimed the structure was built with permission from the local Sarpanch.
Sources
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