Supreme Court Stays Tree Cutting Around KBR Park Hyderabad, Hearing Adjourned to July 27
The Supreme Court stayed tree cutting in the 25 to 30-meter eco-sensitive zone around KBR Park Hyderabad and adjourned the hearing to July 27 after concerns raised by senior advocate K. Vivek Reddy.
Kasu Brahmananda Reddy National Park surroundings witnessed a major legal development after the Supreme Court imposed a stay on tree cutting in the eco-sensitive zone around KBR Park in Hyderabad.
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The Supreme Court adjourned the next hearing in the matter to July 27 and ordered a stay on cutting trees in the 25 to 30-meter eco-sensitive zone until the next hearing. The matter relates to alleged tree felling activities around KBR Park in Hyderabad.
Senior Advocate K. Vivek Reddy Raises Concerns in Supreme Court
Senior advocate K. Vivek Reddy informed the Supreme Court that the government may reduce the extent of the eco-sensitive zone and may use the High Court vacation period to cut trees in the area surrounding KBR Park.
The senior advocate raised these concerns during the hearing before the Supreme Court regarding the protection of trees and the eco-sensitive zone near KBR Park.
Supreme Court Stay on KBR Park Tree Cutting Till Next Hearing
The Supreme Court specifically directed that no trees should be cut in the 25 to 30-meter eco-sensitive zone around KBR Park until the next date of hearing on July 27.
The order comes amid concerns regarding environmental protection and preservation of greenery around the KBR Park area in Hyderabad.
KBR Park Eco Sensitive Zone Issue in Hyderabad
The issue of tree cutting around KBR Park has drawn attention due to concerns over the eco-sensitive zone surrounding the park. During the hearing, senior advocate K. Vivek Reddy alleged before the Supreme Court that the government could reduce the eco-sensitive zone area and take advantage of the High Court holidays to continue tree felling activities.
The Supreme Court has now stayed any such tree cutting activity in the 25 to 30-meter eco-sensitive zone until further hearing in the case.
In a significant development related to KBR Park Hyderabad, the Supreme Court has imposed a stay on tree cutting in the 25 to 30-meter eco-sensitive zone around the park until the next hearing on July 27. Senior advocate K. Vivek Reddy told the court that the government may reduce the eco-sensitive zone extent and use the High Court vacation period to cut trees. The matter will now be heard again on July 27.
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