Chandigarh: The UT government has written a letter to the Punjab government to stop the flow of chances that are not treated to the city forest area behind Lake Sukhna after the boost from Badnore.
In addition to the additional head secretary (forest), and additional head secretaries, UT (CCF) main conservators said they wanted to draw their attention to two critical problems related to the environmental sensitive zone (ESZ) around Sukhna and Clana Water Wildlife Reserve Untreated draining into the Chandigarh Forest area behind Lake Sukhna, asked them to solve it based on priority.
UT said this problem was also raised by Badnore during the third meeting of the UT Chandigarh Bondland land authority held on June 17.
The minutes of the meeting, “The Chair of the UT authority has directed the presence of the forest to take time with the initial solution of the problem, and therefore, members of the authority in a round voice agree to take this problem.” In the meeting, the agenda was “untreated waste from the village Kansal was released to Chandigarh behind Lake Sukhna, polluting the lake “.
A few minutes stated, “There are no processing plants for Nayaacaon and Chercanal Village dirt and all from the chance of entering the Chandigarh forest area between stone parks and Lake Sukhna, damaging local ecology and Sukhna contamination too.
Chandigarh has taken this problem several times with Punjab to build and Operating the waste treatment plant (STP) …, but there are no concrete actions taken.
“The problem is related to waste disposal flowing from Nayagaon and Chercanal villages and Saketri and Madadev villages from Haryana to forest areas.
To deal with the disposal of crushing and nayagaon, administration recently called a proposal to build a new waste treatment plant in Kishangarh.