In a viral video, birds can be heard howling as the Telangana government destroys 400 acres of Hyderabad forest.

Hyderabad forest news: The Kancha Gachibowli forest has seen more than fifty bulldozers tearing down trees and other plants since April 30. The Telangana government’s action has destroyed the habitat of numerous plant and animal species.

Videos of the insensitive destruction of a 400-acre forest in Hyderabad have gone viral on social media. As their house is demolished, a number of birds, including peacocks, can be heard wailing in pain. Students from the University of Hyderabad are protesting the Revanth Reddy government on the streets after the administration’s drastic decision to clear the Kancha Gachibowli forest. It has been reported that the government is clearing the forest to build an IT park nearby.

On Thursday,the Supreme Court finally put an end to deforestation and mandated that no further trees be cut down until further notice. More than 400 trees have already been destroyed. The satellite photos taken on April 2 and March 28 demonstrate how quickly forested terrain may be cleared in a matter of days.

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Hyderabad forest: Birds yelling is captured on camera :
This is brazen green murder by destroying 400 acres of precious lung space in western Hyderabad,commented KT Rama Rao,who posted the video of birds crying in the forest on X. As the Congress Government’s bulldozers and JCBs rummage,you can hear the peacocks wailing for assistance.

The center requests an accurate report from The Center has given a notice to the Telangana government requesting a factual report on the tree-cutting on the 400-acre property, according to Telangana Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav on Thursday. “A very unfortunate incident has taken place in Hyderabad,” the minister responded during Rajya Sabha Question Hour. I don’t comprehend the state government’s animosity toward those trees and green space,which is why they must carry out an operation at night.”

Over 400 trees were felled by the state administration. Videos and pictures show that wild species like peacocks are being driven away,he claimed. “We have requested a factual report and have filed a notification to the chief secretary. We will definitely do something about this,” he said.

Today’s SC hearing :
On Thursday, the Supreme Court took suo-moto notice of the deforestation and ruled that no more trees could be cut down until further directives were given. After reading the newspaper article about extensive tree cutting at the location,a bench of Justices BR Gavai and AG Masih requested that the Telangana High Court’s Registrar (Judicial) immediately visit the site and provide an interim report by Thursday at 3:30 p.m.