HYDERABAD: In a big respite for some Jubilee Hills citizens, who've been waging a long-drawn felony combat to stop the Dinosaur Park land from slipping into the arms of private parties, the topic will quickly be taken up by the Hyderabad High Court as a public interest petition.
On Thursday, Justice Challa Kodanda Ram, who heard this topic, stated this must now not be the only burden of a few neighbours of the park. Since there is a component of public interest within the topic, the courtroom itself must take it up, he stated sooner than referring the topic to the registry to put it sooner than the government for making it a public interest case.
The case used to be filed by K Venkat Narayana, C Kamala, Dr G Rammohan Reddy and K Vijayvardhan Rao, all of whom live subsequent to this four-acre Dinosaur Park positioned at Road No 92, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
In 2008, the then GHMC commissioner CVSK Sarma leased out an enormous portion of this park to a Hyderabad-based hospitality player — M/s Udi Foods and Beverages India Pvt Ltd — on a 99-year rent for a nominal amount.
The company then began elevating buildings within the park area. The citizens woke up to the destruction of the park and challenged the GHMC choice within the top courtroom, which stayed the decision and all additional constructions.
The recommend for the citizens, Y Rama Rao, instructed the courtroom that this park is throughout the purview of the Jubilee Hills Co-operative House Building Society that falls underneath the residential zone and no commercial ventures can arise here.
The keep used to be made absolute later but the non-public company began making efforts to get the keep vacated.
The HC had earlier raised doubts about the way the GHMC commissioner had long past forward with maintaining non-public negotiations with commercial gamers and passed over the web site with out even calling for any tenders.
Letting out public premises to personal persons can't be performed this manner, the HC had stated then.
When this used to be the felony place in recognize of strange public areas, the similar place can be extra stringent if the public space happens to be a park, Rama Rao instructed the courtroom.
The case will now be listed sooner than the PIL bench.
On Thursday, Justice Challa Kodanda Ram, who heard this topic, stated this must now not be the only burden of a few neighbours of the park. Since there is a component of public interest within the topic, the courtroom itself must take it up, he stated sooner than referring the topic to the registry to put it sooner than the government for making it a public interest case.
The case used to be filed by K Venkat Narayana, C Kamala, Dr G Rammohan Reddy and K Vijayvardhan Rao, all of whom live subsequent to this four-acre Dinosaur Park positioned at Road No 92, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
In 2008, the then GHMC commissioner CVSK Sarma leased out an enormous portion of this park to a Hyderabad-based hospitality player — M/s Udi Foods and Beverages India Pvt Ltd — on a 99-year rent for a nominal amount.
The company then began elevating buildings within the park area. The citizens woke up to the destruction of the park and challenged the GHMC choice within the top courtroom, which stayed the decision and all additional constructions.
The recommend for the citizens, Y Rama Rao, instructed the courtroom that this park is throughout the purview of the Jubilee Hills Co-operative House Building Society that falls underneath the residential zone and no commercial ventures can arise here.
The keep used to be made absolute later but the non-public company began making efforts to get the keep vacated.
The HC had earlier raised doubts about the way the GHMC commissioner had long past forward with maintaining non-public negotiations with commercial gamers and passed over the web site with out even calling for any tenders.
Letting out public premises to personal persons can't be performed this manner, the HC had stated then.
When this used to be the felony place in recognize of strange public areas, the similar place can be extra stringent if the public space happens to be a park, Rama Rao instructed the courtroom.
The case will now be listed sooner than the PIL bench.
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