representative image New Delhi: The NGT one has asked Noida resident File an appropriate complaint detailing the alleged incident environmental violations Before by the builder of his society Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board,
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) was hearing the resident’s plea when it directed the State Pollution Control Board to take remedial action after ascertaining the facts of the case.
In an order dated November 26, a bench of Justice NGT Chairperson said Prakash Srivastava Resident claimed to be in “RG Residency” complex NoidaThe 1,540 residential units of various specifications in Sector 120 had an occupancy of over 96 per cent.
The bench, also comprising judicial member Justice Arun Kumar Tyagi and expert member A Senthil Vel, said the resident has alleged multiple green violations by the builder of the complex. illegal borewellNo plantation in green area, unauthorized diesel generator sets, lack of rain water harvesting system, absence of solar power system, improper disposal of solid waste, discharge of sewage in open and no fire detection system.
The tribunal found that the builder was not joined as a party and no complaint was made UPPCB,
“Therefore, we dispose of the Original Application (OA) permitting the applicant to file a proper and detailed complaint with all supporting materials to the Member Secretary, UPPCB, who will ascertain the veracity of the allegations made on receipt of the said complaint. applicant and take appropriate remedial action if any violation of environmental norms is found,” the NGT said.
