Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Telangana HC Orders Removal of Illegal Construction on School Land
The Telangana High Court has ordered the removal of illegal constructions on land that belongs to a government school in Muthyampet village.
The court found that Muthagari Roja and her husband had illegally taken over 2.11 acres of land meant for the school's playground.
The court said that school playgrounds are very important for students' development and must be protected.
The court also said that the permissions for the constructions were fake and illegal.
The authorities have been told to demolish the illegal buildings, build a wall around the school land, and take action against the officials who gave the fake permissions.
The Telangana High Court ordered the removal of illegal constructions on 2.11 acres of land belonging to a government school in Muthyampet village.
The court found that Muthagari Roja and her husband had illegally encroached upon the land meant for the school's playground.
Revenue records from 1968-69 to 2015-16 consistently recorded the land as belonging to the government school.
The court directed the demolition of all unauthorized constructions within 12 weeks and the construction of a compound wall within 12 months.
The court also ordered disciplinary action against the then Panchayat Secretary Raj Kumar for issuing fraudulent ownership certificates and permissions.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, Muthagari Roja, Muthagari Shirish Goud, villagers
- What
- Removal of illegal construction on school land
- When
- December 18, with deadlines for demolition and other actions
- Where
- Muthyampet village, Kamareddy district, Telangana
- Why
- To reclaim playground land for a government school and ensure the protection of public educational infrastructure
- Location
- Muthyampet village, Kamareddy district, Telangana
- Land Area
- 2.11 acres
- Encroachers
- Muthagari Roja and her husband Muthagari Shirish Goud
- Court Ruling Date
- December 18
- Demolition Deadline
- 12 weeks
- Compound Wall Deadline
- 12 months
- Disciplinary Action Deadline
- 6 months
