The Karnataka High Court quashed the KHB Suryanagar 4th Phase project on August 31, 2026. ^[1] Ricardo Girón, legal representative of the Citizen Alliance for Social and Sustainable Development in Chiapas (Asidesech), warned on 2026-04-12 that producers of corn, beans, coffee, and livestock are facing widespread damage due to a lack of rainfall in the state. ^[2] The quashed project was located in Indlavadi village and covered a total area of 1,938 acres. ^[3] Chiapas has a registry of more than 350,000 producers, and a large portion of them could remain without a harvest this year. ^[4] In the Altos and North regions of Chiapas, communities that depend on harvests for self-consumption could face total losses this year due to the drought. ^[5] The absence of pasture has caused livestock deaths due to a lack of food in the affected regions of Chiapas. ^[6] The acquisition for the housing project in Indlavadi village totaled 401.31 acres. ^[7] The state government had earmarked 75 acres of the 401.31 acres acquired for the housing project to build a new international cricket stadium. ^[8]