CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: The Telangana High Court has extended its interim order halting the tree felling activities in Kancha Gachibowli, offering temporary relief to environmental activists and local residents opposing the deforestation. The court’s decision comes in response to growing public outcry over the large-scale cutting of trees in the region, which many fear could lead to irreversible ecological damage. The case has sparked a wave of protests and awareness campaigns, emphasizing the environmental significance of preserving green cover in Hyderabad’s fast-developing areas. During the latest hearing, the court reviewed submissions from the Telangana government and civic authorities, questioning the legality and necessity of the deforestation.
The bench reiterated the importance of balancing urban development with environmental sustainability. The next hearing has been scheduled for April 7, where further arguments and evidence will be presented. Activists are calling for a transparent and participatory urban planning process that includes environmental impact assessments and local community inputs. The High Court’s continued involvement highlights the growing judicial attention toward ecological conservation amid rapid urban expansion. The outcome of this case is expected to influence future development projects across the state.
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