Ban on construction at Mathur Farm House in Agra. Ban on construction in Mathur Farm House, Agra: CEC recommends to Supreme Court, sent its inspection report on December 12 – Agra News

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Mathur Farm House located in Dayalbagh.

Environmentalist Dr. Sharad Gupta had filed a petition regarding sawing on the greenery at Mathur Farm House in Dayalbagh, Agra. On the instructions of the Supreme Court, the CEC team had come to inspect the spot on 6 December. After inspection, CEC submitted its report to the Registrar of the Supreme Court on 12 December. Recommendation to plant 10 times trees The team admitted that trees were cut in Mathur Farm House. However, according to the team, their number is 17. CEC says that 17 trees have been cut here. In return the land owner will have to plant 10 times more trees i.e. 170 trees. Land owners will also provide land for these trees.

Saplings were planted to mislead the CEC team.

Recommendation to impose financial penalty also CEC has recommended to the Supreme Court that a financial fine of Rs 1 lakh per tree should also be imposed on those cutting trees. That means the accused will also have to deposit Rs 17 lakh. recommendation not to build During inspection, the CEC team found that Mathur Farm House is adjacent to the Yamuna River. In such a situation, CEC recommends that no construction of any kind should take place here. Agra Development Authority or any other competent department should ensure this.

Team inspecting the boundary along the banks of Yamuna. file photo

Pillar was found in submerged area Let us tell you that during the inspection on December 6, the CEC team saw the boundary of Mathur Farm House on the banks of Yamuna. The pillar of the submerged area was also installed here. The CEC team had also asked the caretaker of Mathur Farm House present here, what construction is going to be done here?

Land leveled to develop colony.

There is a plan to establish a colony It is being told that there is a plan to set up a colony here by running a saw on the greenery in Mathur Farm House. However, the CEC team was told by the caretaker here that the said trees were cut to build a marriage home.

Environmentalist Dr. Sharad Gupta.

Environmentalists said, will fight Environmentalist Dr. Sharad Gupta says that a tough legal battle will be fought against those who use saws on greenery. Strictest action will be taken against whoever cut the trees.