Madras high court on Monday sought a response from the authorities on a plea seeking

Madras high court on Monday sought a response from the authorities on a plea seeking

Madras high court on Monday sought a response from the authorities on a plea seeking a direction to permanently close and seal all unauthorised packaged drinking water plants

The petitioner stated that an RTI reply revealed that out of 53 functional units, at least 22 were operating without mandatory consent to operate from the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board. At least 24 units were operating without valid food safety licences. In total, 51 packaged drinking water plants were running completely unauthorisedly without building approvals, trade licences, property taxes, or concurrent statutory permits.

A division bench of Justice C V Karthikeyan and Justice R Sakthivel was hearing a public interest litigation filed by P Radhakrishnan of Vadakku Salaiyagramam village in Ilayangudi taluk in Sivaganga district. Hence, the petitioner moved court. Madurai : Madras high court on Monday sought a response from the authorities on a plea seeking a direction to permanently close and seal all unauthorised packaged drinking water plants, commercial mineral water units and commercial raw-water extraction points across Sivaganga district.

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