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District Magistrate Vishesh Paul Mahajan emphasised the administration's commitment to upholding environmental laws and ensuring sustainable development. âWe will not tolerate any activity that compromises the health of our citizens or the environment. Businesses operating in violation of regulations must either comply fully or face stringent actions,â said the District Magistrate. He urged all industrial units to prioritize obtaining formal consents before commencing operations to avoid legal repercussions.
District Magistrate Reasi also orders that no cash payment shall be received by any Minor Mineral Blocks/Stone Crushers/MDL holders and all such units shall furnish the record of payments received online viz-a-viz supply of material every week to the committee headed by Additional Deputy Commissioner at District HQ for scrutiny.
The Pollution Control Board had earlier flagged the unauthorized operations of these units, prompting swift action by the administration. This enforcement drive is part of the districtâs broader efforts to combat environmental degradation and promote sustainable practices across all sectors. The administration reassured the public of its continued vigilance against non-compliance to safeguard environmental and public health standards.
