HYDRAA warns real estate developers, builders, and transporters that dumping soil or construction debris in city lakes will result in legal action. The department has implemented 24x7 monitoring to prevent illegal dumping and urges public support.
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HYDRAA has a strict no-tolerance policy. Dumping soil or construction debris in city lakes will result in legal action, including criminal cases and vehicle seizures.
No, filling soil on private (Sikham) lands is also not allowed. Any such activity will lead to legal consequences.
HYDRAA has implemented 24x7 monitoring at lake sites and set up a dedicated police station to register cases against violators.
Residents can report such incidents using the special helpline number 9000113667 or via HYDRA’s official Twitter account. They are encouraged to share videos or images of the illegal activity.
HYDRAA calls for active participation from colony welfare associations, college students, and NGOs to help safeguard the city’s water bodies.
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