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Mankotia calls on chairman NGT; expresses concern over waste dumping at River Tawi 7/18/2019 10:00:03 PM Early Times Report UDHAMPUR, July 18: Expressing deep concern over dumping all city waste at Tawi River Udhampur, Former MLA & President Panthers Party Balwant Singh Mankotia today called on chairman, National Green Tribunal (NGT) Justice (Retd) Adarsh Kumar Goel and also submitted a memorandum in this regard. Mankotia apprised him of dumping all city waste by Municipal Council Udhampur and dumping muck by Gammon Construction Company at Tawi River. He demanded NGT to act sternly on dumping all city waste at Tawi River near Kheri Udhampur. He said that it is a serious issue which is making environment polluted and putting general public at greater health risk. Mankotia appreciates NGT for imposing Rs 2 crore fine on Gammon Construction & other Companies for polluting environment. Mankotia said that Panthers Party is deeply concerned over this issue and will not allow the people of Udhampur to suffer. Mankotia appeals to NGT chairman to probe the matter expeditiously and initate necessary action to address the problem. Chairman NGT listened to all the issues patiently and assured Mankotia of early action.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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