Ahmedabad: To stop the disposal of industrial waste and waste that are not treated to the Sabarmati River and rejuvenate it, the Gujarat High Court issues a lot of directions including asking the state government to begin steps so that industrial units located in the middle of the city are transferred to industry plantations .
As a temporary clue at Suo Motu Pil to curb pollution in the river, JB Pardiwala Justice and Justice VD Nanavati said on Thursday, “GIDC (Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation) must disclose the availability of vacant land.
The state government will carry out the task of framing bidding / incentives For existing units it functions in the city of Ahmedabad to move to these places.
“In this process, the court also ordered GIDC to ensure that the common effluent treatment plant (CETP) was set to treat industrial waste from these units.
The problem arises after an industrial unit such as Arvind Ltd, Ankur Textiles and Ashima Ltd approaches the court after Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) decides on their drainage connection, accusing disposal of their industries pumped into the sewerage network into being too toxic.
Treated by waste treatment plants.
Drive termination has been carried out on the Instance of the High Court.
HC also said that the industrial unit shifted out of town would reduce air pollution in the city and disposal of trade waste can also be monitored.
The next court said that if needed, the state government could form a CETP and control its management to ensure the right effluent treatment.