NOIDA/GHAZIABAD: A seven-member delegation of native residents opposing the dump yard in Sector 123 met chief minister Yogi Adityanath in Ghaziabad on Monday right through which the latter assured that a assembly of native residents, MP, MLA and Noida Authority can be known as to decide on the factor. The individuals of the delegation, then again, claimed that the CM had given an assurance that the dump yard can be situated beyond 2km from the realm of human habitation—a stipulation also mandated within the Solid Waste Management Rules (SWM) of 2016.
The chief minister was once in Ghaziabad on Monday to wait a meeting of BJP office-bearers.
“We met chief minister Yogi Adityanath and submitted a petition detailing all of the problems on the subject of Sector 123 landfill website. We have also apprised him how the Noida Authority has misrepresented information within the NGT. We also told him how the dump yard in Sector 123 is damaging to the health of lakhs of other people residing within sight,” stated Sukhveer Pahalwan, leader of Kooda Ghar Sangharsh Samiti.
According to Pahalwan, they elicited an assurance from the chief minister that the subject can be regarded into. “We were assured by the chief minister that the dump yard can be beyond 2 km from the residential house and likewise that the problem of civic waste disposal in Noida can be addressed very soon,” stated Pahalwan, who runs an akhara in his village Sarfabad to train national and international level wrestlers.
However, MLA Pankaj Singh stated that a resolution to move ahead with the dump yard can be taken within the ambit of the law. “The chief minister met the delegation in our presence and he assured them that the problem can be dealt with as per the law and that the apprehensions of the residents can be addressed,” Singh told TOI.
The land earmarked for the waste plant at Sector 123 is just 175.25 metres from Homes 121 and 136 metres and not more than a km from the opposite facet of Garhi Chaukhandi village as per website inspection report carried out on May 25, 2013 and submitted in NGT by a local commissioner appointed by the tribunal itself in 2013. “Garhi is separated by only one road from the landfill website which is less than one kilometre. And that's the road resulting in FNG corridor,” stated Pahalwan.
Meanwhile, FONRWA president N P Singh on Monday stated that each one RWAs are towards the dump yard in Sector 123. “The dumping flooring in Noida has turn into a political factor. All RWAs together with FONRWA are towards any rubbish dump in Noida. Everyone will have to join in to make it a social factor and no longer a political one and make certain that the stated website is got rid of,” stated Singh.
Meanwhile, residents of highrise flats who complained of harassment calls from unknown numbers to prevent their agitation, also scaled up the Twitter marketing campaign mentioning the harassment calls from 12 noon on Monday.
The chief minister was once in Ghaziabad on Monday to wait a meeting of BJP office-bearers.
“We met chief minister Yogi Adityanath and submitted a petition detailing all of the problems on the subject of Sector 123 landfill website. We have also apprised him how the Noida Authority has misrepresented information within the NGT. We also told him how the dump yard in Sector 123 is damaging to the health of lakhs of other people residing within sight,” stated Sukhveer Pahalwan, leader of Kooda Ghar Sangharsh Samiti.
According to Pahalwan, they elicited an assurance from the chief minister that the subject can be regarded into. “We were assured by the chief minister that the dump yard can be beyond 2 km from the residential house and likewise that the problem of civic waste disposal in Noida can be addressed very soon,” stated Pahalwan, who runs an akhara in his village Sarfabad to train national and international level wrestlers.
However, MLA Pankaj Singh stated that a resolution to move ahead with the dump yard can be taken within the ambit of the law. “The chief minister met the delegation in our presence and he assured them that the problem can be dealt with as per the law and that the apprehensions of the residents can be addressed,” Singh told TOI.
The land earmarked for the waste plant at Sector 123 is just 175.25 metres from Homes 121 and 136 metres and not more than a km from the opposite facet of Garhi Chaukhandi village as per website inspection report carried out on May 25, 2013 and submitted in NGT by a local commissioner appointed by the tribunal itself in 2013. “Garhi is separated by only one road from the landfill website which is less than one kilometre. And that's the road resulting in FNG corridor,” stated Pahalwan.
Meanwhile, FONRWA president N P Singh on Monday stated that each one RWAs are towards the dump yard in Sector 123. “The dumping flooring in Noida has turn into a political factor. All RWAs together with FONRWA are towards any rubbish dump in Noida. Everyone will have to join in to make it a social factor and no longer a political one and make certain that the stated website is got rid of,” stated Singh.
Meanwhile, residents of highrise flats who complained of harassment calls from unknown numbers to prevent their agitation, also scaled up the Twitter marketing campaign mentioning the harassment calls from 12 noon on Monday.
Landfill protesters meet CM Yogi in Ghaziabad, say he promised a solution
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