Joint Panel Recovers Rs 4 crore Compensation from 44 Stone crushers in Haryana
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Joint Panel Recovers Rs 4 crore Compensation from 44 Stone crushers in Haryana

A joint panel overseeing environmental regulations in Haryana has successfully recovered ₹4 crore in compensation from 44 stone crusher operators. These operators were found to be in violation of environmental norms, leading to extensive damage to the state's natural resources. The compensation recovery marks a significant step towards ensuring stricter adherence to environmental regulations in the region.
The joint panel's actions were prompted by the rampant exploitation of natural resources by stone crushers, resulting in adverse environmental effects such as air and water pollution. This crackdown comes as a response to mounting concerns about the ecological impact of such operations.
The recovered Rs 4 crore will be utilised for environmental restoration and mitigation efforts in the affected areas, further underscoring the government's commitment to preserving the environment. This development serves as a deterrent to those who might flout environmental norms in the future.


A joint panel overseeing environmental regulations in Haryana has successfully recovered ₹4 crore in compensation from 44 stone crusher operators. These operators were found to be in violation of environmental norms, leading to extensive damage to the state's natural resources. The compensation recovery marks a significant step towards ensuring stricter adherence to environmental regulations in the region.The joint panel's actions were prompted by the rampant exploitation of natural resources by stone crushers, resulting in adverse environmental effects such as air and water pollution. This crackdown comes as a response to mounting concerns about the ecological impact of such operations.The recovered Rs 4 crore will be utilised for environmental restoration and mitigation efforts in the affected areas, further underscoring the government's commitment to preserving the environment. This development serves as a deterrent to those who might flout environmental norms in the future.

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