Navi Mumbai: Disturbed to see that most of the parsik hillside has been cut with the help of JCB in the belipur, right next to the busy Zion-Panvel road, some environmental environments have raised this problem with state authorities, and demanding in-depth questions into it.
Activist K Kumar Forum Citizens who are aware told toi, “Over the past few days, the JCB engine damages the slopes of the Parsik hills, which can be seen from the path of Sion-Panvar in the sancturation.
There is a prominent hoarding next to the section of this slice..
We want to know from the authorities such as the Ministry of Forestry and CidCo if there are permissions given to destroy the portion of this hill, and if more ads will also be installed here.
“RTI activist Anarjit Chauhan added,” I have spoken with the Head of the Forest Conservator (CCF-Thane ) SV Ramaro, and told him about this surprising hill cutting activity happening in the belorur; he has promised to see this problem.
However, we want urgent intervention, because Parsik Hill Range is an environmentally sensitive zone.
So, how JCB can be used for Cut all the hill slopes? “The BN Kumar environment from the Natconnect Foundation commented,” When I signal forest officials Local, they told me that CidCo officially had the range of Parsik hills in Navi Mumbai.
I have also written to the Minister of State and Head of State.
Minister of Uddhav Thackeray, requesting direct intervention and action to get a part of this parsik hill.
“When Tii contacted CidCo to find out whether there was a permission given to cut the slope of the hills in the bellapur, next to the accumulation of the ad, their spokesman said,” I was working on this problem to get official comments.
“Meanwhile, green activists showed that the whole Green plants along the cutting section of this hill slope have been destroyed by heavy machinery using JCB on the site.
When Tii contacted CCF-Thane, Ramaro, he said, “I know about this Parsik hill problem from residents today (Wednesday); So I have asked the department to pass it.
So, I can just comment on that.
later.”