Supreme Court Orders Telangana High Court Registrar In HCU Lands

Delhi/Hyderabad, April 3 (Maxim News): The Supreme Court has issued key orders on the Kancha Gachibowli land. The Supreme Court has directed the Telangana High Court Registrar to submit a report by 3.30 pm today (Thursday). It has made it clear that no work should be carried out on the Kancha Gachibowli lands until the final orders.

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The Supreme Court has made it clear that they are not giving any ‘stay’ on the hearing in the High Court. Further orders will be given after 3.30 pm. The Supreme Court has ordered that no trees should be cut there until then.

The Kancha Gachibowli land issue has reached the Supreme Court. The petitioner’s lawyers have requested an urgent hearing. They said that in order top flatten the lands where there is wildlife in Kancha Gachibowli lands, an expert committee needs to visit and study them, and that the Telangana government is suddenly taking steps that will harm the environment without doing anything.

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The petitioner told the Supreme Court that the authorities there are acting contrary to the guidelines given by the Supreme Court in the past, and that there have also been tense situations at the lands for a few days.

According to the Supreme Court’s verdict, an expert committee has to be formed to clear the forest area, but justice BR Gavai mentioned before the bench that an immediate inquiry should be conducted into the works undertaken by the Telangana government that are causing harm to the environment.

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The bench, which immediately responded to this, said that it will hold a hearing at 3.45 pm. The Supreme Court has ordered the High Court Registrar (Judicial) to visit the Kancha Gachibowli site and submit an interim report by 3.30 pm.

The Supreme Court has directed the Telangana Chief Secretary to ensure that trees are not cut until further orders are issued. After the High Court Registrar submits the report, the Supreme Court bench will hold a hearing at 3.45 pm.

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Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing the Telangana state government, told the Supreme Court that a hearing is being held in the Telangana High Court on this dispute. The Supreme Court has made it clear that they are not giving any ‘stay’ on the hearing to be held in the High Court.

On the other hand, ABVP students have once again protested at HCU. Students and ABVP activists are trying to enter the university. With this, the police are working hard to control them. The police have detained the protesting students. The students have started an agitation demanding that the lands not be auctioned.

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This has led to extreme tension at the university entrance gate. ABVP students have already entered the university by climbing the walls and gates. With this, the police are reaching the scene in large numbers. (Maxim News)

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