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- The Telangana High Court has ordered status quo on disputed lands in Bahadurguda village of Shamshabad in Rangareddy district, after farmers and a private infrastructure company filed writ petitions claiming ownership.
- The petitioners alleged that officials from the Revenue department, HYDRAA and police entered the lands and tried to dispossess them and dismantle structures.
- Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy noted serious disputed questions of title and possession and said authorities must follow due process before any action.
- In a related petition, the court also restrained HYDRAA from taking coercive steps over 26 acres in the same village, with all pleas adjourned to August 11.
What to watch next
- Next hearing of the writ petitions on August 11
- Compliance by Revenue, HYDRAA and police with the status quo and due process directions
- Counter affidavit to be filed in the separate pigeon-feeding PIL before the division bench
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Named India · Anil Kumar Dundoo · Bahadurguda village · C. Anusha Reddy · Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency · Jakkidi Yadi Reddy · Musheerabad · Mustang Infra Projects Private Limited · Police · Rangareddy district · Revenue Officials · Shamshabad · 85 farmers
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