Guwahati: With the people in the arms of weapons against garbage disposal, a resident has moved the High Court of the Gawahati who argues that Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) continues to crush land without scientific studies on environmental damage to the environment.
Chief Judge Sudhanshu Dhulia and Justice Manash Ranjan Pathak on Monday, after hearing the pill filed by Pradip recently, a permanent resident of Chandrapur Village, registering it to hear on 4.
August Advocate General D.
Saikia looked for two weeks to allow him to get the instructions needed in which time it was given.
Chandrapur residents strongly opposed the shift of city waste disposal sites from Boragaon in West Guwahati to the newly chosen site in Chandrapur in the eastern suburb of the city, where most landscapes were still virgins, afraid to move to affect biodiversity area.
They constantly protested following the direction of the Government of Assam on June 24 requested the Authority of the Kecatrupup Regency (Metro) to stop garbage disposal on the Boragaon site and use alternative sites in Chandrapur.
Applications argue that the change in this location to Chandrapur, an ecologically protected place is ecologically, identical if not similar to or even more sensitive than the previous dumping place in Boragaon.
National Green Tribunal (NGT) has also directed the state government to adhere to the disposal of solid waste scientifically in accordance with the rules of solid waste management, 2016.
The petition said the waste disposal in CTPS would cause ecological damage and produce pollution that would affect the chandrapur block with a population More than one lakh.