The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has brought he reports from the chief Secretaries of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.There has been no improvement in yamuna’s quality even when the road map drawn up for reducing pollution in the yamuna.Giving each state two months to furnish a explanation in detail as to why penal measures should not be taken against the officials that are responsible for this.
NGT also asked the central monitoring committee to file the latest report on compliance. NGT expresses dissatisfaction with the steps taken and followed to control the pollution in the river.AK Goel a bench headed by NGT chairman said that it was just matter of concern that the yamuna quality in the yamuna has not improved till now even afters so many timelines set.The present application shows a grim suitation calling for a further involvement.The Chief Secretary of Delhi is required to ascertain the factual position and for giving his report by email within two months with explanation.
The explanation of penal measures be not taken in terms of fixing acountablity for failure of authorities the water quality of the yamuna, before seeking similar reports from the chief secretaries of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.NGT reacted to the monthly report on the Delhi pollution control committee on its website which shows the drains emptiness and NGT also directed the central monitoring committee to file a report within a month, besides an action taken report and recommendations.The tribal was hearing a petition filed by a Delhi resident who had action on the pollution levels of the yamuna.
