scb: Ceo Urges Lma To Cease Threats Of Razing Homes | Hyderabad News


Secunderabad: In a swift bid to place a lid on the row between native navy authority (LMA) and civilians over alleged rule violation in home building in notified civil areas in ward-6, the Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) CEO has written to the LMA to chorus from issuing demolition threats.
The CEO’s warning to the LMA was following a illustration by former member of SCB ward-6, Pandu Yadav. The CEO letter was addressed to HQ Telangana Andhra Sub Space (TASA), Bolarum, SCB president and likewise Col Quartermaster of TASA, Bolarum.
“The navy items be suggested to chorus from the identical, as such letters when put to authorized scrutiny, will result in conditions that will put the organisations of MoD in embarrassing positions and even on the receiving finish of opposed court docket orders,” CEO B Ajith Reddy strongly appealed to the navy authorities within the letter.
In his illustration to the SCB a number of days in the past, Pandu Yadav mentioned: “Making use of a rule of restriction on building inside 500 meters by the ministry of defence’ (MoD) in 2016, the navy authorities threatened to demolish homes inside navy boundaries of survey quantity 27/2 of Nandamuri Nagar in Bowenpally in ward-6.”
The CEO in his official communication to LMA has mentioned that these directions is not going to apply the place constructions are regulated by the provisions of the present acts/notifications within the Cantonment Act 2006, including that every one items should verify applicability of guidelines earlier than trying to implement it. “We have now paperwork of official pattas. However navy officers are threatening to demolish constructions by citing the five hundred metres rule,” a property proprietor mentioned.
When TOI contacted Yadav, he mentioned, “I’m conscious of CEO’s letter to the navy authorities. I’m interesting to navy authorities to be thoughtful to individuals dwelling within the space for greater than six many years.”





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