Archive · 9 Jan 2026
Eviction notices spark fear in Kodad families
In a town called Kodad, officials gave eviction notices to 372 families.
These families have lived in their homes for about 50 years.
They are scared and upset because they might have to leave their homes.
They say that powerful people who also took land are not being punished.
A former local leader visited them and promised to help.
He said the families should get new homes before they have to leave their old ones.
This has become a big problem in the town.
372 families in Kodad received eviction notices for alleged encroachment of Pedda Cheruvu area.
Families have lived in these homes for about 50 years and are emotionally distressed.
Residents claim influential people who encroached on lake lands are being spared.
Former Kodad MLA Bollam Mallaiah Yadav assured support and demanded alternative housing first.
The issue has escalated into a significant social and political concern in the town.
- Who
- 372 families in Kodad, Suryapet district
- What
- Eviction notices issued for alleged encroachment of Pedda Cheruvu area
- When
- Recently (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Kodad, Suryapet district, Telangana
- Why
- Orders from National Green Tribunal over alleged encroachment
- Number of families affected
- 372
- Location
- Kodad, Suryapet district
- Reason for eviction
- Alleged encroachment of Pedda Cheruvu area
- Duration of residence
- 50 years
- Issuing authority
- Revenue officials under National Green Tribunal orders