Chandigarh: National Green Tribunal (NGT) has ordered Central Agents and the Government of Haryana to examine “unscientific” waste disposal on the land allocated for a solid waste management project in Jhuriwala Village in Panchkula, emphasizing to check the negative impact of the landfill on the water land.
“We argue that this problem needs to be considered by the Joint Committee of the Legal Regulator – Central Pollution Control Agency (CPCB), Polutionary Control Board Haryana (HPCB) and Head of Wildlife Warden, Haryana.
The Head of Wardlife Warden will be a nodal agent for coordination and compliance.
The Committee can Hold his first meeting within 15 days, visit sites, interact with stakeholders and take improvement actions in carrying out their legal forces after the legal process.
will be open to hold an online meeting, except for the site visit, “according to the command bench NGT is headed By Chief Judge Adarsh ​​Kumar Goel passed while hearing the application submitted by Sanjay Kumar, a resident of Panchkula.
According to the applicant, the site in question is 140 meters from Wildlife Sanctuary Khol-Hai-Raitor.
In that account, protection is needed to avoid the negative impact of the landfill on the water, he said.
NGT was told that in his meeting was held on February 26, 2016, the Statement Committee of the National Council for Lalat (NBWL) has given permission to dispose of waste at the Jhuriwala location on the grounds that will be based on standard design and will be borne.
The second condition is that adequate water harvesting structures will be created in the sanctuary to provide sustainable water and feed on wildlife within the permitted areas and costs will be borne by the Project Precriary.
The court has been told that violating the understanding given when taking permission, steps not taken for composting of city-dense waste, landfill is limited to inert waste, transportation through pipes and treatment at a general waste treatment plant.
Panchkula Municipal Corporation has discarded all types of waste at the project location violating conditions based on where NBWL allows the project, the application said.
To support the case, the applicant relied on photographs and news items on August 9, 2021, published at the Times of India, “the Smoke citizen as a MC changed the Jhuriwala forest area in Panchkula into a dumping ground”.
News items stated that the solid waste management factory site was being used as an illegal disposal site.
It was stated that even though the speaker of the Assembly Haryana, who was a local MLA, was announced at a public meeting that 600 tons of waste lying in the 23 sector dumping ground will be processed and the area will turn into a park, there are no such steps.