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12 industries get show-cause notices for polluting surroundings

12 industries get show-cause notices for polluting surroundings

Time of India01-07-2025
Indore: The Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board (PCB) has served show-cause notices to 12 industrial units for releasing untreated effluents in the open and functioning without the required regulatory permissions from the board.
PCB inspections across Indore's industrial zones revealed that these units, which include food processing, plastic granule manufacturing, electroplating and cloth washing facilities, were disposing of industrial wastewater directly outside their establishments without treatment.
The board reported that six industrial units were found polluting the surroundings by discharging wastewater openly, while three units each were operating without proper authorisations and treatment facilities.
"Inspections were carried out in Sanwer Road industrial area and other industrial areas in the city. During the inspection, 12 industries were found violating the norms and they were issued show-cause notices, said PCB Indore regional officer SN Dwivedi.
The regulatory checks were undertaken in Sector D of Sanwer Road industrial area, Avantika Nagar, Rampali Nagar, and Bhorsala within Indore district. The notices were issued under the Water (Prevention and Control of
Pollution
) Act of 1974.
A regional PCB assessment identified approximately 255 water-polluting industries across various industrial zones, including Sanwer Road, Pologround, Bardari, Kumedhi, Laxmibai Nagar, and Palda. These units collectively produce about 1625 kilolitres per day of wastewater. Sanwer Industrial area houses the maximum number of such industries at 197, with Palda and Bardari following suit.
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