After the Telangana High Court took a serious note of the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency’s (HYDRAA) alleged illegal interference with private property in Lothukunta, Secunderabad, the agency issued a clarification denying the allegations. The issue revolves around HYDRAA’s operation on Saturday, July 18, where they fenced off 106 acre of land in the Lothukunta area of Secunderabad Cantonment. The Telangana High Court on Thursday, July 23, directed the deployment of Indian Army personnel to guard the Secunderabad property, saying it had lost faith in the state government and its agencies after repeated violations of its orders.   “Revenue officials are conducting a full investigation into Shantha Sriram Constructions’ application for revised layout permission by changing survey numbers. HYDRAA believes that all these matters will become clear after a full survey is conducted,” the release stated. HYDRAA said that it could not disclose all details since the matter is currently before the High Court; however, it stated that this explanation was necessary due to the false information being circulated on social media.