Ramky Under Fire for Dumping Waste in Graveyard
HYDRAA stated that the government had allocated 15.19 acres of land to the Hindu graveyard, and Ramky was dumping trash and raising illegal structures on the land.
Hyderabad: HYDRAA commissioner A.V. Ranganath on Tuesday cautioned Ramky to stop the dumping of trash and junk into the Hindu graveyard at Alwal’s Macha Bolaram immediately. He was speaking after inspecting the graveyard after receiving multiple complaints from the Macha Bolaram joint action committee that Ramky was illegally dumping trash into the graveyard.
HYDRAA stated that the government had allocated 15.19 acres of land to the Hindu graveyard, and Ramky was dumping trash and raising illegal structures on the land.
Malkajgiri MP Etala Rajender, Malkajgiri MLA Marri Rajashekar Reddy and former MLA Mynampally Hanumanth Rao also raised complaints against the illegal trash dumping in the graveyard. Commissioner Ranganath said minister G. Sridhar Babu spoke to GHMC commissioner K. Ilambarithi about the issue, and asked the authorities to resolve it at the earliest.
Ranganath said “Ramky was allotted around 2 acres of land, but we got complaints that they have encroached on to 4 acres of government land and raised structures. We ordered Ramky to stop the dumping and construction works immediately.”
Locals have complained about foul smell from the area due to the trash. Ranganath assured them that he would inform the government on moving the garbage dumping yard away from the residential areas.
