HYDERABAD: HYDRAA commissioner A.V. Ranganath on Saturday inspected an illegal building in Ayyappa Society, Khanamet village, Serilingampally mandal. The building, constructed on a 684-square-yard plot, includes a cellar, ground floor and five additional floors.
Despite GHMC notices and High Court orders, the construction continued, prompting complaints from local residents to HYDRAA.
Acting on these complaints, the HYDRAA commissioner, along with revenue and GHMC officials, conducted a site visit and reviewed the GHMC's cause notices and the High Court's orders, which had declared the construction illegal.
GHMC issued a show cause notice on February 14, followed by a speaking order on February 26. On April 19, the High Court reiterated that the building was illegal and directed authorities to take action.
Based on these directives, GHMC partially demolished the illegal structure on June 13. The building construction resumed, disregarding the orders of both GHMC and the High Court. Local officials highlighted these violations to the commissioner during his visit.
