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Documents citing Shree Nath Sharma vs Union Of India on 8 February, 2022

Shree Nath Sharma vs Union Of India on 17 January, 2023

iii) Monitoring Committee is submitting its final report based on the discussion held with District Level officers of various districts of the State of Haryana w.r.t. various activities as mentioned in the District Environment Plans of various districts, data/information collected from various departments and visit of solid waste management sites and other environment management sites of various districts by the Monitoring Committee. It is further mentioned here that after the order dated 8.2.2022 in OA no. 360 of 2018 in the matter of Shree Nath Sharma Vs Union of India & Ors, the Monitoring Committee started the 76 monitoring of execution of District Environment Plan of each district through video conferencing, physical meetings with District Level officers of each District and visits of solid waste management sites and other environment sites and reviewing the action taken on various activities as mentioned in District Environment Plans of various Districts by Municipal Corporations/Councils (MCs)/concerned departments at district level. The concerned MCs and departments were found lacking in completing the activities under various thematic areas well in time as mentioned in each District Environment Plan.
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Noorul Sehar Lari vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 5 April, 2022

3. The joint Committee may ascertain whether the District Environment Plan prepared for District Deoria, in terms of orders of this Tribunal dated 5.7.2021 in OA 360/18, Shree Nath Sharma vs. UOI, includes status of sewage management for the area in question and periodic review is conducted through District Committee. If not, remedial action required. Further, the report may mention the quantity of sewage generation, present status of collection and conveyance of sewage and the plan for treatment and utilisation. The report may also give time-bound plan to remediate existing problem where sewage is inundated and percolating to sub-soil water, posing risks of water-borne diseases. The status may further include management of septage, its treatment and disposal. The Additional Chief Secretary, Urban Development Department, UP may provide technical support to get the required assessment done in one month to incorporate plan in the report. Such plans and process need to be replicated in all such similarly placed towns and villages. First meeting of the joint Committee may be convened within two weeks."
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Vineet Sinha vs Ministry Of Environment Forest And ... on 28 September, 2022

18. The compensation may be deposited with the District Magistrate, Gautam Budh Nagar, within one month, failing which the PP will stand restrained from creating any further third party right and raising any further construction in Tower A and even if he gets EC. After expiry of one month recovery may be effected by permissible coercive measures. 2 (2018) 18 SCC 257 3 (2020) 2 SCC 66 4 (2013) 4 SCC 575 5 (1987) 1 SCC 395 13 Further, the PP will be required to reduce 5 floors in sixth tower (tower A) on account of illegal construction of 5 floors in 5 other towers. The PP may also take remedial action in terms of report of the Committee which may be overseen by the statutory regulators as per law. The recovered compensation may be utilized for restoration of environment in terms of District Environment Plan of the concerned District with the approval of District Environment Committee in terms of order dated 08.02.2022 in 360/2018, Shree Nath Sharma v. UOI & Ors.
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M/S Dugar Housing Ltd vs Ministry Of Environment, Forest And ... on 1 November, 2022

7. Consistent with the above directions, we direct that updated action plans be got prepared and executed by the Chief Secretaries of all States/UTs. The recovered compensation may be credited to a separate account under the Chief Secretary and used as per said plans only. This will apply to compensation deposited with the State PCBs/PCCs and also other regulators such as SEIAAs, Water Resource Authorities etc. The utilisation plans may be in sync with State/District Environment Plans, in pursuance of order of this Tribunal dated 26.09.2019 in OA No. 360/2018, Shree Nath Sharma vs. Union of India & Ors. The process of planning and execution for utilistion of such funds may be preferably entrusted to a high powered Committee of three Additional Chief Secretaries, identified by the Chief Secretary within one month. Such plans and progress in execution may be placed on websites of the States/UTs after every six months. A part of funds be provided for environment awareness through eco clubs in all Schools and Colleges upto grassroot levels in the State through the education Departments. States/UTs may also coordinate with Legal Services Authorities, if viable."
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Chaudhary Ompal vs State Of Haryana on 6 April, 2022

10. This Tribunal constituted a Monitoring Committee comprising of former Judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court and a former Chief Secretary of the State whose term expired on June 30, 2021. Vide order dated 25.06.2021 in O.A. No. 360/2018, Shree Nath Sharma v. UOI & Ors., the term has been extended for six months. As shown by the said order, the stand of the State was that an effective alternative mechanism for monitoring of environmental issues has already been evolved and thus the Committee was unnecessary. However, the said mechanism can be held to be effective only when such issues are being efficiently tackled. Unfortunately, as against the claim of effective monitoring mechanism, serious violations of continuing nature throughout the State are being brought before this Tribunal.
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Surendra Singh Shekhawat vs State Of Rajasthan on 25 April, 2022

18. District Environment Plan of each District in terms of order of this Tribunal dated 05.07.2021 in OA 360/2018, Shree Nath Sharma vs. Union of India & Ors. should also cover the wetlands in the District. If necessary, the said plans 14 be revised accordingly by the District Magistrates concerned by providing that the core activity for conservation and protection of wetlands may primarily focus on not discharging of sewage, disposal of solid waste and other wastes, preventing siltation, demarcation of wetlands/flood protection zone and removal of encroachments. There should be regular monitoring of water quality under water quality management programme at strategic locations (around 10 locations) to ensure that it is compliant with TC/FC norms. Water quality of the wetlands with respect to BOD needs to be less than 3 mg/l, feacal coliform should meet norms and contamination due to toxic constituents either directly or through runoff from the catchment should be prevented. Biodiversity of the wetlands needs to be maintained. Monitoring of steps for compliance of Rules in relation to such Wetlands ought to be at District level by the District Magistrate, at State level by State Wetland Authority and at National level by National Wetland Authority. We are confident that such initiatives in monitoring will go a long way in protecting the Wetlands which have significant environmental functions."
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Dr. Lubna Sarwath Co-Convenor vs The State Of Telangana on 6 July, 2022

18. District Environment Plan of each District in terms of order of this Tribunal dated 05.07.2021 in OA 360/2018, Shree Nath Sharma vs. Union of India & Ors. should also cover the wetlands in the District. If necessary, the said plans be revised accordingly by the District Magistrates concerned by providing that the core activity for conservation and protection of wetlands may primarily focus on not discharging of sewage, disposal of solid waste and other wastes, preventing siltation, demarcation of wetlands/flood protection zone and removal of encroachments. There should be regular monitoring of water quality under water quality management programme at strategic locations (around 10 locations) to ensure that it is compliant with TC/FC norms. Water quality of the wetlands with respect to BOD needs to be less than 3 mg/l, feacal coliform should meet norms and contamination due to toxic constituents either directly or through runoff from the catchment should be prevented. Biodiversity of the wetlands needs to be maintained. Monitoring of steps for compliance of Rules in relation to such Wetlands ought to be at District level by the District Magistrate, at State level by State Wetland Authority and at National level by National Wetland Authority. We are confident that such initiatives in monitoring will go a long way in protecting the Wetlands which have significant environmental functions."
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