'Social Activist' Renu Desai Files PIL In Court!

Renu Desai is a person of many talents. She is not just an actress, she is also a director and screenwriter. Renu Desai took care of styling and editing in a few films as well. There is another side to her. As a nature lover, she is a social activist and raises her voice whenever it is required.

Going by the same, Renu Desai is said to have moved the court with a petition against the marine park which was proposed to be set up at Kothwalguda. However, a few objections were raised against this citing concerns about the environment.

As per the media reports, Renu Desai is said to have moved the court with a public interest litigation (PIL) saying that the marine park will destroy nature. Now we have to wait and see what happens next in the issue.

After the proposal to set up a marine park at Kothwalguda was proposed many objections were raised against this. A few people from the industry like Sri Divya, Renu Desai, Sada, and Sashi Kiran Tikka have been fighting against this, raising concerns about the nature and environment.

They have concerns about the marine animals and environment with the marine park and urged everyone to support the fight. The PIL filed by Renu Desai is said to be part of the fight to stop the marine park.

"Hyderabadis, as we eagerly await water tankers under the scorching sun, another pressing challenge arises. The proposed Aqua Marine Park and Aviary by the HMDA in HYD have far-reaching negative impacts on us, our oceans, and the planet. Take the initiative to educate yourselves," actress Sri Divya said when the proposal was made earlier this year.

Talking about the marine park, earlier this year, Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority(HMDA) called for a bid to set up an Aqua Marine Park at Kothwalguda. The park is likely to have a built-up area of over 2,50,000 sq. ft. Thousands of people would be accommodated at once.

However, a few Environmentalists and activists have a few objections against this and started waging a legal battle against the Marine park.