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Supreme Court committee inspects KBR National Park, H-CITI project

Petitioners in the Supreme Court regarding KBR National Park clarify they did not file a complaint with the Central Empowered Committee about recent tree felling.

Affected◉ India◉ IN-TG▪ Hyderabad◇ Jasveen Jairath◇ Kaajal Maheshwari▪ Kasu Brahmananda Reddy National Park▪ KBR National Park◇ Sagar Dhara◇ Anjan Kumar Mohanty◇ Anjan Mohanty▪ Central Empowered Committee▪ District Collector Hyderabad▪ District Forest Officer Hyderabad Division▪ Forest Department
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Petitioners in Supreme Court regarding KBR National ParkIndiaClarified they did not file a tree-felling complaint with the Central Empowered Committee; requested information only; claim exclusion from the recent CEC inspection visit.

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The Hindu — Telangana

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