HYDERABAD: Actor Nagarjuna Akkineni‘s state-of-the-art conference centre – touted as a “one-stop vacation spot for all events” – was pulled down by the newly-formed Hyderabad Catastrophe Response and Belongings Monitoring and Safety Company (HYDRA) on Saturday morning for allegedly encroaching upon Tummidikunta lake‘s full tank degree (FTL) space, stories Amisha Rajani.
Nagarjuna, who termed the demolition of N-Conference Centre “illegal” in a publish on X, approached Telangana excessive courtroom, which ordered a keep on the demolition drive and issued notices to HYDRA and state govt.
HYDRA had razed nearly all the construction by 11 am, whereas HC handed the keep order at 1.40 pm, asking the authorities to cease additional demolition. The conference centre is collectively owned by Nagarjuna and his buddy N Preetham, and is managed by N3 Enterprises.
HYDRA’s motion got here following a grievance by roads and buildings minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, who accused the actor of encroaching upon three-and-a-half acres of land, which was initially a part of Tummidikunta.
Defending the demolition, HYDRA commissioner A V Ranganath mentioned N-Conference was constructed within the FTL and buffer zones of the lake and didn’t have any constructing permissions.
