The apex court was hearing a plea filed by environmental activist Rohit Choudhury, alleging that the authorities have taken no effective measures to declare the area around the sanctuary an eco-sensitive zone in blatant disregard for a Supreme Court order dated December 11, 2018.“Nalin Kohli, counsel appearing for the state seeks two weeks’ time to make a statement as to in how much time the actual demarcation of the boundary of the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, as per Notification dated March 17, 1998, would be completed.“It is really surprising that though the wildlife sanctuary was notified in the year 1998, for a period of 25 years even the boundaries are not demarcated. We hope that the state will consider the issue with the urgency that it requires. We may put the state on notice that the failure to do so would entail serious consequences,” it said.
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Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Gujarat’s Junagadh Camp postponed to September 19 due to bad weather
The camp is being conducted with inputs from experts across sectors, focusing on inclusive politics and grassroots outreach…
