Actor Nagarjuna’s N-Convention was demolished by the Telangana government’s Hyderabad Disaster Response and Assets Monitoring and Protection Agency (HYDRAA) earlier this morning.
It was stated that the convention hall was built by encroaching on a lake’s land and thus, it had been demolished.
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Nagarjuna condemned the demolition and called it ‘unlawful’. The High Court of Telangana gave an interim stay on the demolition this afternoon but by that time, the N-Convention was already demolished.
Meanwhile, HYDRAA commissioner Ranganath clarified that no stay has been given on the demolition of the N-Convention in the past.
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He asserted that the demolition process has been done legally, as per the law. He said that there was no truth in the news saying that the High Court gave a stay order on the demolition of this establishment.
Ranganath said that as the convention is located within the Full Tank Level (FTL) of Thammidikunta Lake, it had been demolished.
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It was stated that N Convention owners tried to regularise the unauthorised structures under the Building Regularisation Scheme (BRS) but failed to get permission from the concerned authorities.
Ranganath stated that there are pending cases against the N-Convention in Lokayukta Courts as well. He said that all halls in the convention are completely demolished and the land has been made into zero ground.
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