Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Telangana High Court Disposes PIL on Airport Land Encroachment
The Telangana High Court recently dealt with a case about land near an airport.
A man named Kukkala Krishna, who is a fisherman, said that a real estate company called Vertex Developers LLP was using government land for a big project without permission.
The court looked at the case but said it couldn't make a decision because the man didn't provide enough details about the land or the permissions.
The court told the man to give all the details to the local government officials, who will then decide what to do.
This way, everyone involved can have their say and the matter can be resolved fairly.
The Telangana High Court disposed of a PIL alleging encroachment of 97.06 acres of airport land by Vertex Developers LLP.
The petitioner, Kukkala Krishna, claimed that authorities were not responding to his complaints against the alleged encroachment.
The court found the pleadings incomplete and lacking authenticated material particulars, including specific details about the land and permissions.
The bench directed the petitioner to submit a comprehensive representation to the Rangareddy district collector within four weeks.
The collector was instructed to consider the representation in accordance with the law, including the Land Encroachment Act, 1905, after hearing all parties.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, Kukkala Krishna, Vertex Developers LLP
- What
- Disposal of a PIL alleging encroachment of airport land
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- To address allegations of encroachment and incomplete pleadings in the PIL
- Petitioner
- Kukkala Krishna, a fisherman from Tukkuguda
- Alleged Encroachment
- 97.06 acres of airport land in Mankhal, Thukkuguda municipality
- Developer
- Vertex Developers LLP
- Project
- Vertex KLR Giga City project
- Court's Decision
- Disposed of the PIL due to incomplete pleadings and lack of authenticated material particulars
- Next Steps
- Petitioner to submit a comprehensive representation to the Rangareddy district collector within four weeks
