Nagpur: The Tatity with which manufacturers, sellers and buyers openly ignoring the use of Chinese Maja has been shocking.
Injury to birds and humans can be completely avoided if the police and civil bodies work together to ensure that the feared thread removed from the city, experts said.
In July 2017, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) ordered all state governments to ban manufacturing, sales and purchases of a spoiled Nylon for flying kites.
In December last year, the Nagpur bench from the Bombay High Court ordered all district collectors and police chiefs in Vidarbha to set a special team to ensure the implementation of a strict prohibition.
Even so, Nylon spoiled everywhere, just like every year.
Birds are dying, people are seriously injured but deadly utas continue to be sold on a large scale.
When the laws exist and the assessment has passed, why can’t the authority ensure that Chinese spoiled removed from the city market? Toi spoke to law experts to find answers to questions that existed in many thoughts.
According to lawyers and activists of Ankita Shah, the prohibition of NGT only lives on paper and the fact that Manno spoiled is still used is an insult to the court.
“This is the failure of the authorities who failed to implement the court order even after warning them about violations.
The carelessness of the civil body and the police department is responsible for violations of court orders.
Also, people are not afraid because the punishment is not strict,” Shah said.
This year, civil administration and police were seen carrying out attacks on spoiled sales that were prohibited.
But is this enough and effective? ‘No’ is the answer to lawyer Abhiyan Balasye.
“Such actions occur every year but are only close to the festival time.
People start flying kites in August.
Also, vigilance on banned products must be maintained throughout the year and not only during the festive season,” he said.
Shah holds that producers and importers must also be responsible.
“The authorities must provide aid number where people can file complaints about the sale and use of a Manja Nylon,” he said.
Increasing important points, southwest states that what needs to be tracked is how products are prohibited from entering the state border.
“Most of it comes from Bengaluru through Yavatmal in the absence of the right examination.
Companies that produce nylon spoiled in Bengaluru famous still have no actions taken against them.
Details of online distributors based in Mumbai and other cities in the state Available on the website is still not punished.
Just like drugs, there is a big Nexus operating to sell Manno Manja and unless they are punished hard, nothing will change, “he added.
Commissioner of the city of Radhakrishnan B said, “Finally change of behavior is the solution.
The Enforcement Section must provide a deterrent value but educating the public is the need for hours.”