Telangana HC halts action on Khajaguda property until owners hearing
HYDERABAD: The Telangana high court has restrained the
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation
(GHMC) from taking any coercive action against Abubakar Bin Mohammed and Omer Bin Mohammed - owners of a property affected by the proposed multi-level flyover at Khajaguda Junction - until they are granted a hearing.
Justice NV Shravan Kumar granted interim relief while disposing of a petition challenging the acquisition of additional land under the Hyderabad City Innovative and Transformative Infrastructure (H-CITI) project.
The petitioners said their family had already surrendered 1011 square yards for road widening in 2008, after which GHMC granted them permission to construct a multi-storey building in the remaining land.
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However, the remaining 219 square yards are now part of the proposed alignment for the flyover, prompting fresh acquisition efforts, they said.
The GHMC, in a June 2025 order, asked them to hand over possession of the land and promised structure compensation, according to the petitioners.
They claimed that although they submitted a representation to GHMC on Jan 23, 2024, they received no response until they were asked to accept the acquisition and compensation, including Transferable Development Rights (TDR).
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GHMC's counsel told the court that objections to the acquisition could be filed until July 31, 2025, and assured that the petitioners' concerns would be duly considered.
The court directed GHMC to resolve the representation within four weeks after giving the petitioners a fair hearing, and barred any coercive steps during this period.
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