K Narayana recently made a pointed critique of ongoing issues with illegal constructions in Hyderabad, particularly targeting the Hyderabad Development and Restoration Authority (HYDRA) for its role in addressing these problems. He applauded the authority’s efforts to dismantle illegal structures but expressed concern over the slow pace of action.Narayana highlighted the occupation and mismanagement of ponds, canals, and public lands in Hyderabad’s suburbs. He accused powerful figures, including former ministers and prominent personalities such as Nagarjuna, head of N Convention, of contributing to these illegal activities. Narayana specifically criticized the construction of function halls and other commercial ventures on public land, questioning the motives behind such developments.He emphasized that the revenue generated from these illegal constructions should be used to compensate affected communities and provide housing for the poor. Narayana also condemned the practice of some political leaders, who, while appearing as advocates for the people, are allegedly involved in squatting and land encroachments.Narayana called for transparent and equitable action against illegal structures, urging the government and relevant parties to act decisively and fairly. He suggested that the demolition of illegal constructions should be carried out impartially, including those associated with prominent figures and political parties. Furthermore, he demanded judicial clarity on the status of these illegal constructions to ensure justice and proper regulation in Hyderabad.