Guwahati: National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday was given two more weeks to the east of Northeast Frontier Railway to submit a written statement about the recent development track train tracks that passed wildlife and elephant corridors Beel Deus.
NGT order is based on the application by RTI and environmental activist Rohit Choudhary, which expressed concern over pachyderms knocked to death by speeding up the train, as a criss-cross corridor trek.
On August 10, NGT has given four weeks to Railway Frontier Northeast, to record the latest developments, related to rearrangement of tracks that pass through wetlands.
“Advice for trains pray for more than two weeks to submit the affidavit on the name of the Northeast Limit train provided.
But it fails, we will be limited to call the General Train Manager before the court, with a direct statement explaining why The 10th tribunal sequence has not fulfilled, “NGT order said.
Local residents and neighbors Deustor Beel, the only site Ramsar Assam, also objected to the Northeast Proposal of the train border today doubling the track on the south side, which is closer to the great elephant habitat, Rani’s reserve forest, than there.
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This project will become a disaster for the ecology of the reserve forest Rani Garbhanga, will affect the main elephant corridors and will lead to the intercourse of indigenous peoples, local residents have stated.
“On September 13, Memorandum with 600 signatures of villagers around Deustor Beel were submitted to W Longvah, Inspector General of Forest,” said Green Pramod activist Kalita.