Kota News Desk: Controversy has come to light over pouring of Kota stone slurry on an empty space near Kota Government School. The local councilor along with the people stopped the tractors that came to dump the slurry and did not allow them to dump the slurry. The councilor and the people present at the spot were adamant on their demand to call the officers to the spot. After the dispute, officials of Kota Stone Association reached the spot and agreed to find a solution to the problem through mutual consent.
After the dispute situation, officials of Kota Stone Association reached the spot. Agreed to find a solution to the problem by mutual consent. Councilor Kamalkant said – A dumping yard of Kota stone slurry has been illegally built near the newly built government school on the way to Barada Basti in Anantpura area. Slips of Rs 25 are being issued to those who pour the slurry. This slurry creates dust on the road throughout the day. There is also a risk of respiratory disease. School children also come out from here. Recently, this issue was raised in the public hearing of Education Minister Madan Dilawar but no solution was found.
The councilor said – This morning a tractor filled with slurry narrowly escaped an accident, after which people stopped the tractor but the driver absconded. Went to the spot on information. Other tractors were also coming there to dump the slurry. Stopped 5-6 tractors, after which officials of Kota Stone Association came. Asked him for permission to pour the slurry. He did not have permission. He said that the permission for Subhash Nagar area was of 2016. Called KDA officials about this. There was no response from there. KDA XEN Pawan Sharma said – This issue had come up in the public hearing of the minister. There is no permission to put slurry here. The problem is being resolved. For the time being, the work of pouring the slurry was stopped.
