
Supreme Court pulls up Tamil Nadu govt. over tannery waste in Palar river, issues fresh directives
The HinduThe Supreme Court on Thursday judged that untrammelled dumping of untreated effluents by tanneries into the Palar river in the Vellore district, Tamil Nadu, has ravaged the water body, a source of life and livelihood for farmers and residents. The Court issued a slew of directions to the Tamil Nadu government and State authorities to rein in the pollution, revive the river and for timely payment of compensation in accordance with a judgment of 2001. Justice Pardiwala said in the courtroom that the judgment was path-breaking, meant to bring succour, especially to the local farmers. “Any violation of the directions given in the judgment, the people responsible would be sent to the Tihar Jail here, not even to a jail in Tamil Nadu,” Justice Pardiwala observed.
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SC orders strict action against all tanneries polluting Palar river
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SC orders tanneries polluting Palar river to pay for ecological restoration
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SC judgment compares tannery pollution in Palar river to an ‘ecocide’
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'Tanneries Caused Irreversible Damage' : Supreme Court Passes Directions On Pollution In TN's Vellore, Asks Polluters To Compensate
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'Tanneries Caused Irreversible Damage' : Supreme Court Passes Directions On Pollution In TN's Vellore, Asks Polluters To Compensate
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