Archive · 24 Dec 2025
HYDRAA Reclaims Rs.2,500 Crore Government Land
HYDRAA, a government agency, took back a big piece of land in Hyderabad that was being used illegally.
The land is worth a lot of money, over Rs.2,500 crore.
Someone named Mohammed Ibrahim had fake papers saying he owned the land, but the government proved it was theirs.
They removed all the illegal buildings and put up fences to mark the land as government property.
The person who made the fake papers is in trouble with the police now.
This was done to make sure people don't try to take government land illegally.
HYDRAA reclaimed 23.16 acres of government land in Neknampur, valued at Rs.2,500 crore.
The land was encroached upon using false documents created by Mohammed Ibrahim.
HYDRAA conducted investigations with revenue and municipal officials to confirm government ownership.
Structures were demolished, and the site was fenced and marked as government property.
A criminal case was registered against Ibrahim for creating forged documents.
- Who
- HYDRAA, Mohammed Ibrahim, Pakalla Pochayya's family
- What
- Reclamation of government land from encroachers
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Neknampur, Survey No. 20, Hyderabad
- Why
- To stop organized attempts to occupy valuable government land using false ownership claims and legal loopholes
- Land Area
- 23.16 acres
- Land Value
- Rs.2,500 crore
- Location
- Neknampur, Survey No. 20
- Encroacher
- Mohammed Ibrahim
- Action Taken
- Demolition of structures, fencing, and board installation
- Legal Action
- Criminal case registered against Ibrahim
