Strict law & order taken by HSPCB against builders & developers.

Q: Haryana State Pollution Control Board has declared that construction site will be sealed ,if builders will not follow construction guide lines.

Neel Sharma, Gurgaon

11th May 2015

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Hey Guys,
Not only this but also during this raid HSPCB officials also found that builders are using very poor construction materials, such as cement, sand & bricks. Even builder are not taking proper care of construction waste. The most worst case is workers are risking their health. Builders are not providing mask or caps or gloves .

Nilufar, Gurgaon

11th May 2015

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Hi Neel,

Every day HSPCB is inspecting 10 new sites. Finding the guilty builders & penalizing them for violating MoEF terms & conditions. But not only this officials are again revisiting to those penalized builder sites to check whether they have changed or not. If not, then their construction site will be sealed . As per sources , NGT has directed pollution control board to continue inspection at many construction sites & those who are violating charge them huge penalty.

Veena K,

12th May 2015

Hi Neel,
As per recent news, 15 builders has been fined around Rs 2.5lac by the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) for violating the ministry of environment and forest's (MoEF) 2010 construction guidelines/rules. As indicated by authorities, five developers have officially deposited the penalty money in the most recent one week and the rest are required to pay the fine soon.

Nithin, Gurgaon

11th May 2015

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That's right. I also heard that builders as well as developers are warned to follow construction guide lines or else their construction sites will be sealed. Already 21 sited have been found by HSPCB officials last month & they were served notices immediately for violating five basic norms by MoEF guide lines. Those builders were fines Rs 50,000/per-violation.

Kalki K,

11th May 2015