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Masoodi demands reversal of decision to auction JKCL

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MP Anantnag Hasnain Masoodi meets LG; raises public issues
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Srinagar: Hasnain Masoodi, Member of Parliament today called on RR Bhatnagar Advisor to LG and highlighted adverse consequences of dust pollution and emissions from half a dozen cement factories and limestone mines operating in Khrew on agriculture, horticulture, public health, topsoil, underground water and other components of the ecosystem in the area.

He lamented that though the cement industry was collecting huge profits, at the cost of the health and economic avenues of the local population and use of local resources, very little is being done to compensate the local population adversely affected by the ever-increasing pollution. 

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Masoodi demanded that the administration should facilitate dialogue with the cement industry and persuade it to adopt the local area, contribute to its development and provide the utilities and amenities like electricity, water, etc to the affected population as is the practice across the country.

Masoodi emphasising that any further emissions and dust pollution would be beyond the carrying capacity of the local environment, and demanded that instead of the auction to set up a new cement plant, the JKCL area be used to set up an industrial estate with eco-friendly and non-polluting industrial units to be set up by local unemployed youth, and a part of it be earmarked for setting up degree college and other facilities in the area. 

Masoodi demanded that 51 DRW who have spent a good part of their life serving JKCL and have been left behind be, like other employees of JKCL deputed to other departments. He submitted a written request with supporting documents in this regard. 

The Advisor assured to look into the issues raised including the plight of 51 left out DRW of JKCL.

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