In a recent development, the Telangana High Court issued a strong warning to the Hyderabad Road Development Authority (HYDRAA) for its failure to address the issue of unauthorised constructions in the city. The court expressed its displeasure over HYDRAA’s lack of action against illegal structures and encroachments, stating that it was their responsibility to prevent such activities. The court criticized HYDRAA for allowing these violations to continue unchecked, leading to chaos and safety hazards for residents. The High Court directed HYDRAA to take immediate steps to identify and demolish all unauthorised constructions in Hyderabad. This stern warning comes in the wake of increasing concerns about the rampant illegal constructions in the city, which pose a threat to public safety and urban planning. HYDRAA has been given a deadline to submit a comprehensive report detailing the actions taken to address this issue. Failure to comply with the court’s orders could result in severe consequences for the authority. The Telangana High Court’s reprimand serves as a reminder to all government bodies to uphold the law and ensure the well-being of the citizens. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.