Legal notice issued to Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and Municipal Corporation at Kolhapur !
Shri. Dnyaneshwar Aswale, a devout Hindu has served such notice and it is a fight, planned in lawful manner, for protection of environment and celebration of festival as per ‘Dharma-shaastra’, stated Shri. Dnyaneshwar Aswale.
Kolhapur : Dancing to the tune of progressive factions, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) and the State Environment Department have hatched a plot to declare idols made from paper pulp as eco-friendly; without undertaking study or research on the subject. The above facts were exposed through the verdict passed by Court; however, no action has been taken even after ten months since such verdict was passed, for creating awareness against pollution caused with use of paper-pulp idols. In fact, the Government has continued to promote paper-pulp idols prior to start of Ganeshotsav, this year. Therefore, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has warned to file a petition against MPCB and Environment Department for contempt of Court if ban was not immediately imposed on paper pulp idols.
On 16th August, a legal notice has been served to MPCB’s regional officer Dilip Khedekar and Municipal Commissioner Abhijit Chaudhari in this context.
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Then how about the people living on this profession. This comes once a year. What about the daily pollution problems. Very surprising to find this as a point of issue.