Char Dham project: U'khand secy to appear before NGT

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

The Green Tribunal (NGT) will on Thursday continue to hear the case regarding the Char Dham project in the Gangotri belt.

The NGT yesterday summoned the Uttarakhand's environment secretary on widening of Gangotri March for Chardham Yatra.

The secretary has to appear in person before the NGT today.

The green tribunal's summon came on a day when Prime Minister Modi was in Kedarnath to attend the portal opening ceremony.

Kedarnath is one of the Char Dham that witnessed wide destruction during the June 2013 floods.

The green took a strict stand on collection of garbage and will also put its stance on cutting of trees in large numbers.

The NGT asked the secretary, "Will you keep debris on the road?"

Under the Char Dham Highway Connectivity Improvement programme sanctioned by the Centre, the 268 km-long-road is to be widened up to 12 metres.

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Char Dham project: U'khand secy to appear before NGT

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) will on Thursday continue to hear the case regarding the Char Dham project in the Gangotri belt.The NGT yesterday summoned the Uttarakhand's environment secretary on widening of Gangotri March for Chardham Yatra.The Uttarakhand secretary has to appear in person before the NGT today.The green tribunal's summon came on a day when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Kedarnath to attend the portal opening ceremony.Kedarnath is one of the Char Dham that witnessed wide destruction during the June 2013 floods.The green court took a strict stand on collection of garbage and will also put its stance on cutting of trees in large numbers.The NGT asked the Uttarakhand secretary, "Will you keep debris on the road?"Under the Char Dham National Highway Connectivity Improvement programme sanctioned by the Centre, the 268 km-long-road is to be widened up to 12 metres.

The Green Tribunal (NGT) will on Thursday continue to hear the case regarding the Char Dham project in the Gangotri belt.

The NGT yesterday summoned the Uttarakhand's environment secretary on widening of Gangotri March for Chardham Yatra.

The secretary has to appear in person before the NGT today.

The green tribunal's summon came on a day when Prime Minister Modi was in Kedarnath to attend the portal opening ceremony.

Kedarnath is one of the Char Dham that witnessed wide destruction during the June 2013 floods.

The green took a strict stand on collection of garbage and will also put its stance on cutting of trees in large numbers.

The NGT asked the secretary, "Will you keep debris on the road?"

Under the Char Dham Highway Connectivity Improvement programme sanctioned by the Centre, the 268 km-long-road is to be widened up to 12 metres.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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