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The claim

To save the 400-acre forest in Hyderabad, no one is cooperating. Look at the condition of these speechless creatures

Rating

false

Reviewed by youturn ↗ ·

Original fact check ↗

PeakMetrics research summary

Based on related reporting.

Research from related reporting describes students, faculty, alumni and nature lovers organizing to oppose the Telangana government’s takeover of 400 acres of Kancha Gachibowli forest for an IT park. Their reported actions included protests, petitions and outreach to political leaders; the excerpt says the Supreme Court stepped in after weeks of pressure. [S3][S3]

Additional context

The reporting says the campaign used sit-ins, public protests and petitions to oppose the proposed takeover. [S3]

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Sources and attribution

  1. [original] youturn original review

    Original review · Retrieved October 16, 2026

  2. [S3] Indian Civic Summit 2026: Spotlight on changemakers transforming cities

    Additional research · Retrieved October 16, 2026