Permanent construction was being done on the banks of the big pond – Photo: Amar Ujala Detail Follow Us 119877 99735 0380359 1689269341 75779 99735 0678852 Action has been taken against the Bhopal Municipal Corporation for allowing the construction of a floating restaurant against the rules in Bade Talab of Bhopal. The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has imposed a fine of Rs. Along with this, instructions have been given to demolish the under-construction structure and bring it back to its original condition. Social activist Rashid Noor Khan filed a petition in NGT for starting the construction of a floating restaurant against the rules on Bhojwetland, the lifeline of Bhopal. was filed. september 463 In the petition filed, a permanent structure was being built in the big pond against the wetland rules. Whereas according to the rules of wetland Can’t be constructed within meter radius. Petitioner’s lawyer Harshvardhan Tiwari said that the MP Tourism Department was getting the jetty constructed on the permission of the Municipal Corporation. In NGT, the Municipal Corporation informed about the construction as per the rules. Also told that a temporary jetty is being constructed, not a floating restaurant. On this, the court asked the Municipal Corporation for all permissions and a copy of the map issued for construction, but the Municipal Corporation could not show it. Commenting on this, the court imposed a fine of one crore rupees on the Municipal Corporation, making strict remarks about playing with the environment. Instructions were given to deposit this amount with the Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board. Along with this, the court directed to demolish the under-construction structure and bring it back to its original condition within 6 months. The special thing is that instead of giving the responsibility of demolishing the illegal construction to the Municipal Corporation, the court gave it to the Pollution Control Board.