ASSERTING that only encroachers and those who made illegal constructions should be afraid of HYDRAA and not the poor, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Saturday alleged that the BRS leaders were opposing the agency as they were afraid that their illegally built farmhouses would be demolished.
Participating in the Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Yatra that started from Charminar, he said: "HYDRAA is an evil spirit for big land sharks. HYDRAA cracked down hard on those who encroached government lands, lakes and ponds and constructed big buildings. HYDRAA will play the role of protector and stifle the encroachers."
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