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november 1996

Supreme Court of India · 1996-11-30

BUFFALO TRADERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION THROUGH THE GENERAL SECRETARY SHRI FEEROZUDDIN vs UNION OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH SECRETARY

Citation / case number
SC 1995/6941
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
BUFFALO TRADERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION THROUGH THE GENERAL SECRETARY SHRI FEEROZUDDIN
Respondent
UNION OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH SECRETARY
Author
B.L. HANSARIA KULDIP SINGH
Bench
B.L. HANSARIA KULDIP SINGH

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court addressed applications concerning the Idgah Slaughter House in Delhi, clarifying that the order dated July 8, 1996, does not modify the earlier status quo order from February 19, 1996, which mandated the closure of 168 hazardous industries, including the Slaughter House, effective November 30, 1996. The Court emphasized the hazardous nature of the Slaughter House as determined by the Central Pollution Control Board and previous High Court judgments, ultimately holding that the Slaughter House must cease operations as directed. The Court's decision reinforces the need for compliance with environmental regulations and public health standards.

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