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L-G, officials complicit in tree-felling, says minister
August 26, 2024
|The Morning Standard
Bharadwaj says VK Saxena visited site, directed officials to axe trees.
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DELHI Cabinet Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj on Sunday alleged that Lieutenant Governor (L-G) VK Saxena and his officials were responsible for the "unauthorised" felling of trees in the protected Ridge area.
Around 1,100 trees were allegedly hacked without the requisite sanctions at the Ridge area in south Delhi's Mehrauli to widen a 2.3-km stretch of the Chattarpur Satbari-Gaushala road. The trees were axed despite the matter being in the Supreme Court.
At a press conference on Sunday, citing affidavits submitted before the top court, the minister alleged that the L-G and senior officials were either complicit in or willfully ignorant of their illegal actions.
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