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Debris, demolished stalls greet visitors at Hyderabad’s DLF food street after Cyberabad’s encroachment removal drive

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Siddharth Kumar Singh
Debris, demolished stalls greet visitors at Hyderabad’s DLF food street after Cyberabad’s encroachment removal drive
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The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation demolished 48 unauthorized stalls and structures at Hyderabad’s DLF food street to clear encroachments. Business owners expressed frustration, claiming the demolition exceeded the designated property boundaries.

Hyderabad’s popular DLF food street, a nearly one-kilometre stretch in Gachibowli known for its bustling eateries, wore a deserted look on Saturday (July 11, 2026) morning as piles of debris lay outside several food outlets a day after the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) carried out an encroachment removal drive in the area.

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