Letter: Fresh FIR was filed on Wednesday against eight people because the disposal of the waste of dangerous chemicals illegally became a natural flow in the Sachin Gidc area of ​​the letter.
During the investigation into the case of a gas leak at Sachin GIDC which had killed six people on January 6, it was revealed that the defendant had thrown poisonous chemicals in the natural stream as well.
The police have so far captured 13 accused in connection with gas leaks that lead to other inpatients.
The defendant mentioned in Fresh Fir including Premagar Gupta (33), Vishal aka Chotu Yadav (21), Jaypratap aka Guddu Tomar (24), Ashish Gupta (47), Nilesh Bahera (28), Maitrey Vairagi (39), Surendra Singh (37) and Bablu.
According to the police, Sangam Enviro Pvt-based Vadodara.
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has received a tanker with sodium hydro sulphite of the Hikal Maharastra base Ltd.
Tanker driver told to reach Kosamba near the letter and wait until the order further.
The task of removing chemicals was assigned to Vishal’s local aid aka Chotu and Jaypratap Tomar.
Chotu and Tomar contacted the Bablu who had thrown chemicals in the natural stream near the Balupati Balaji community in the Sachin Gidc area on January 22, 2021 with the help of Premagar Gupta and Driver Surendra Sinh.
The police said they had thrown 25,910 kg of chemicals and got Rs 5.96 lakh from Hikal Ltd.
On January 23, 2021, the same gang received allegedly received 28.29 metric tons of harmful chemicals from organic chemicals.
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in Jhagadiya Gidc from Bharuch District.
They disposed of chemicals to the natural stream at the GIDC Sachin on January 24, 2021.
For this, they are looking for RS 2,54 lakh payments from the company.
Eight defendants have been ordered under various parts of the Criminal Code including 284 (anyone, with toxic substances, all any actions in a way that is so rash or negligent to endanger human life, or the possibility of causing injury or injury to anyone), 120 b (Criminal conspiracy), 34 (actions are carried out by several people) the continuation of general intentions) and section 15 of the environmental protection law.