Cyberabad civic body demolishes 15 unauthorised constructions

The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has demolished 15 unauthorised constructions across its three Hyderabad zones as part of an enforcement drive. Officials also served eight notices and seized one construction, saying inspections and action would continue to curb building activity that does not comply with regulations.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation demolished 15 unauthorised constructions across its three zones in Hyderabad on Wednesday as part of a continuing enforcement drive. The demolitions were distributed equally among the Serilingampally, Kukatpally and Quthbullapur zones, with five cases recorded in each area. In addition to the demolitions, the civic body served eight notices and seized one unauthorised construction.
Officials said each identified case would be taken forward for necessary action under the prescribed procedure and applicable regulations. The enforcement activity is aimed at curbing construction that does not comply with building regulations within Cyberabad’s limits. The corporation said coordinated inspections and enforcement action would continue across the three zones.
The action follows the civic body’s stated approach of combining demolitions with notices and seizures, depending on the status of individual cases. The supplied material does not identify the owners, locations or types of the 15 demolished constructions. It also does not provide details of the legal grounds in each case, the value of the properties involved or whether occupants were affected by the demolitions.
Officials said the continuing inspections were intended to ensure compliance with building rules. No further timetable or target for future enforcement operations was provided. The corporation’s announcement records the number of demolitions and other measures taken on Wednesday but does not state whether any appeals or challenges have been filed against the action.
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