HYDERABAD: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Friday issued notices to the Centre and state government on a petition filed via three legislation scholars from the town in the hunt for conservation of the river Musi via cleaning its waters and putting off all encroachments on its bed.
The three scholars approached the NGT taking on the cause of the Musi river, one of the polluted riverine methods in India, impressed via a lecture via on atmosphere via public passion lawyer Mahesh Chandra Mehta. Two of the petitioners, Mohammad Nayeem Pasha and Syed Aftab Ghori, are first yr legislation scholars of Sultan-ul-Uloom College of Law in the town. The third pupil, Pavan, a local of Hyderabad, is pursuing ultimate yr BL in Delhi University.
The NGT, which admitted the petition on Friday, issued notices to Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) and municipal administration and urban building (MAUD) department, and the Union ministry of atmosphere and forests. The next hearing has been posted to July
27. This is the first time that a group of town scholars have taken up the river’s reason in the apex atmosphere court.
To again their argument, the students visited quite a few puts along the river for 4 days and prepared a 400-plus page record with 500 images of the river in important stages of pollution and under encroachments.
Nayeem informed TOI that they'd prayed prior to the NGT to direct the authorities concerned to handle the Musi from any contamination and loose from any encroachment. “Sewage treatment crops are put in. But they don't seem to be enough to deal with all the sewage generated in Hyderabad. We have also instructed the tribunal to direct the authorities to take all steps to revive the float of river,” he stated.
Environmentalist prof Okay Purushotham Reddy, who's guiding the young petitioners, informed TOI that the Musi had became a scorching bed of pollution starting from pharmaceutical to business and medical waste to domestic sewage. The rivers must be restored to its authentic glory, he added.
The three scholars approached the NGT taking on the cause of the Musi river, one of the polluted riverine methods in India, impressed via a lecture via on atmosphere via public passion lawyer Mahesh Chandra Mehta. Two of the petitioners, Mohammad Nayeem Pasha and Syed Aftab Ghori, are first yr legislation scholars of Sultan-ul-Uloom College of Law in the town. The third pupil, Pavan, a local of Hyderabad, is pursuing ultimate yr BL in Delhi University.
The NGT, which admitted the petition on Friday, issued notices to Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB) and municipal administration and urban building (MAUD) department, and the Union ministry of atmosphere and forests. The next hearing has been posted to July
27. This is the first time that a group of town scholars have taken up the river’s reason in the apex atmosphere court.
To again their argument, the students visited quite a few puts along the river for 4 days and prepared a 400-plus page record with 500 images of the river in important stages of pollution and under encroachments.
Nayeem informed TOI that they'd prayed prior to the NGT to direct the authorities concerned to handle the Musi from any contamination and loose from any encroachment. “Sewage treatment crops are put in. But they don't seem to be enough to deal with all the sewage generated in Hyderabad. We have also instructed the tribunal to direct the authorities to take all steps to revive the float of river,” he stated.
Environmentalist prof Okay Purushotham Reddy, who's guiding the young petitioners, informed TOI that the Musi had became a scorching bed of pollution starting from pharmaceutical to business and medical waste to domestic sewage. The rivers must be restored to its authentic glory, he added.
3 law students move NGT over Musi pollution
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