Chennai: In the suspension of the Isha foundation based in Coimbatore, Madras High Court held the Government of Tamil Nadu to continue further with the prosecution that began on the foundation for alleged buildings without environmental permission from 2006 to 2014.
“The authorities will not go further.
The reference to the event caused notifications for prosecution, without this court permit, “said the first bench from the acting Chairman of Munishwar Nath Bhandari and Justice PD Audikesavalu on Tuesday.
The bench passed the temporary order while recognizing the request transferred by the foundation that challenged prosecution.
According to the foundation, since 1994 has built a building of more than 1.3 lakh mandating environmental permits for the construction.
According to the notification, the application was made for the state planning director for the necessary development plans built until 2006 and after that, the Petitioner said, the Petitioner said.
Meanwhile, in 2014 the notification of Aneia was issued the provision of liberation for building educational institutions.
However, unreasonable classification was made between buildings built in 2006-2014 and those made from the 2014 post, he said.
According to the 2014 notice, the applicant made another application to the authorities to provide liberation for the buildings because they were used for educational purposes.
While the same thing is awaiting consideration, the TN pollution control board issued a notification on November 19, 2021, which tried to show why the foundation should not be prosecuted for a violation of notification.