Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday released the Chief of the Chief Principal of Kerala (Wildlife) / Head of Warden Warden and Deputy Director of East Division Periyar Tiger, giving permission to the Department of Tamil Nadu Water Resources to fall 15 downstream trees of the baby dam on the site Mullaseriyar Dam.
The Government of Kerala LED Pinarayi Vijayan has freezed orders immediately after opposition in the state.
The Department of Water Resources Tamil Nadu has requested permission from the Kerala Forest Department to fall 23 trees in Downstream Dam Baby along with bushes and bushes in an area of ​​0.25 outside the rented area to Tamil Nadu as part of his steps to Strengthen Baby Dam and raise the water level to 152 feet according to the Supreme Court’s order in 2014.
Kerala has opposed it.
In November 5, Kerala PCCF (wildlife) and head of Wildlife Warden Bennichan Thomas gave permission to Tamil Nadu, citing the recommendation of Deputy Director, the Division of the Periyar Tiger Reserve, to eliminate 15 trees in an estimate of 40 cents falling in the rented area of ​​Tamil Nadu on the Dam Mullasiyar site .
“As in clauses 5 of the main actions, Lessee, Tamil Nadu are permitted to fall trees,” said the commandment, adding that the forest products that will be obtained by logging will not be used or to be removed outside the peripaniar wildlife sanctuary by the dam.
Orders granted permission to executive engineers, water resources departments, Cumbum, Tamil Nadu, for cutting down 15 trees, the names were late in the order, in the right area of ​​40 cents rented areas, in the downstream Mullasiyar Dam baby.
The trees are: UNAM (3), Katturubber (2), Porivetti (3), Mullakunari (2), Vazhana (2), Thanni Poomaram, Njaval and Njaval.
The next day (November 6), Deputy Director of the East Cratey Division of the Permiar Tiger Reserve delivered the permission given to the executive engineer of the Department of Water Resources, the Special Dam Periyar Division, Tamil Nadu.
At night, Minister of Chief M K Stalin thanked his Kerala partner for the movement.