Hyderabad The Telangana High Court has instructed the state government to guard the Public auditoriums in Nampally, icing the preservation of its verdure and proscribing the conversion of the area into office spaces.
This ruling came from a bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice J Sreenivas Rao, who resolved a writ solicitation filed in 2009 by the Public Gardens Morning trampers’ Association.
The solicitation challenged the government’s plans to establish colorful services within the auditoriums .
The court noted that in 2007, the state government had issued a directive allocating 30,500 square bases of the Public Garden for a protocol office. still, by November 2009, this demand was reduced to 859 square yards, and the office was latterly constructed on that land.
The court further noted that the remaining unused portion of the allocated land, measuring 2,529 square yards, was retained by the Horticulture Department, which is responsible for the operation of the Public auditoriums.
After recording these data, the bench directed the state government to refrain from inching upon any fresh area of the Public auditoriums while disposing of the solicitation.