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Telangana court orders removal of office assets in decades-old irrigation dispute

Source: NDTV · 23 Sep 2026, 06:03 UTC

A Telangana court has ordered the removal of equipment from a government irrigation office in a dispute over canal works dating to 1983, according to NDTV. The supplied material does not identify the parties, explain the court’s reasoning, or state which assets are affected or when removal will occur.

A court in Telangana has ordered the removal of equipment from a government irrigation office over a dispute concerning canal works carried out in 1983, according to NDTV. The order relates to a dispute that has continued for decades. The supplied material does not identify the parties involved, the canal project at the centre of the case, or the financial or contractual issues being contested.

It says the court ordered the removal of equipment from the Telangana irrigation office, but does not list the assets covered by the order or explain who is responsible for carrying it out. The court’s reasoning, the procedural history of the case and the government’s response are not included in the available report. The information establishes that the court has acted in connection with the old canal-works dispute, but does not provide enough detail to assess the wider consequences of the order.

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