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VJ SAI CHEM SY. NO. 240/B, DOTHIGUDEM VILLAGE,

POCHAMPALLY MANDAL, NALGONDA DISTRICT, TELANGANA

2. PUBLIC CONSULTATION

Project No. 0816‐21‐01August 2016

VJ SAI CHEM, Sy. No. 240/B, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana. Mobile: +91‐9849024456 E‐mail ID: [email protected]

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA INDIRA PARYAVARAN BHAWAN, JOR BAGH ROAD, NEW DELHI

VJ Sai Chem Environmental Impact Assessment Report

Team Labs And Consultants 7 - 1

7. PUBLIC CONSULTATION 7.0 Introduction (Terms of reference no. 53)

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, (MoEFCC) Government of

India issued Environmental Impact Assessment notification S.O. 1533 dated September

16, 2006 mandating prior environmental clearance for manufacture of synthetic organic

chemicals under category A for projects located outside notified industrial area/estate.

The proposed expansion project of M/s. VJ Sai Chem is located at Sy. No. 240/B,

Dothigudem Village, Poachampally Mandal, Nalgonda District, Telangana. The

proponent obtained the terms of reference vide letter no. F.No. J-11011/67/2014-IA II (I)

dated 26.08.2014, from the MoEFCC, which mandated public consultation. Accordingly

the draft Environmental Impact Assessment was submitted to Regional Officer,

Telangana State Pollution Control Board, Nalgonda District for conducting public

hearing. The public hearing for the proposed expansion was conducted on 07.06.2016 at

11.00 AM near the existing site area. The public hearing was chaired by Sri Ravi

Gugulothu, District Revenue Officer & Additional District Magistrate, Nalgonda and

the member convening was Sri G. Hanumantha Reddy, Environmental Engineer (FAC),

T.S. Pollution Control Board, Regional office, Nalgonda.

7.1 Advertisement

Press notification regarding the date, time and venue of the Environmental public

hearing for the proposed expansion project was issued in Andhra Jyothi (Telugu daily)

and The New Indian Express (English daily) newspapers on 06.05.2016. Copy of the

advertisement is enclosed.

Minutes of the meeting

The minutes of the public hearing is enclosed along with the attendance sheet. Concerns

expressed by speakers during public hearing and responses of the proponent are

presented in table 7.1. Response to written representations is presented in table 7.2.



7.2 Concerns expressed by public

Table 7.1 Concerns Raised in Public Hearing and Responses S. No Issue raised by Issue Proponent’s Response

1 B. Mallesh Yadav, Sarpanch, Dothigudem Village

He stated that this type of public hearing was not held earlier. He wanted the guarantee of employment to the local people including the educated/ unemployed youth from the village. The industry assured to provide employment an extent of 50% of the total vacancies. He finally concluded his opinion stating that he would go along with the people of the village in respect of this industry.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

2. Sri S. Janga Reddy, MPTC Member, Jiblakpally Village

He expressed his gratitude for conducting public hearing in connection with the expansion of the existing industry. The ground water and air pollution created the problem to this village as well as in the surrounding villages earlier, therefore to avoid adverse impact no public hearing of this type was held. He opined that, the industry can be expanded by providing employment to the local people and also by taking up voluntary developmental works in the surrounding villages, at the same time adopting the pollution abatement measures. Since water has been polluted, he wanted supply of drinking water in the village along with 2 to 3 villages also. Medical camps should be conducted and 60% jobs should be provided to the locals depending on their qualifications. The industry stated that, the plantation program had been taken up to control the adverse impact of chemical emissions, but the negative impact of pollution continued to be felt by the villages. He finally concluded that the industry should take necessary action to control pollution and carry on its operation without causing inconvenience to

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities. He assured that industry will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance. He assured that he will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.



the people. 3 Sri G. Madhav Reddy,

Ex-Sarpanch, Dothigudem Village:

After customary address, he stated that the public hearing was conducted to elicit the opinion of the people on that particular industry, under the chairmanship of the District Collector whether to take up expansion or not. There would not be any problem to the people, in case there was no pollution due to the industry and there could be no opposition also to such activity. But the pollution emitted by the industries has turned; the villages sterile. If the industry controlled the pollution problem, the people would have been happier. No welfare activities under taken so far by any of the industry. Compare to other industries, this company provided employment to the tune of 50 per cent to the local people. The industry established a tank as requested by the sarpanch of the village. The pollution affected the water supply bore and water supply pipe line which was laid at a cost of Rs. 3.0 lakhs funds of zilla parshad. The same problem has been posed to the Joint Collector during the earlier meeting. He expressed the apprehensions on the functioning of the government and also its veracity. It is out of place to state that the industry receives the information on enquiries much earlier than the government officials. He demanded that no such things should be permitted again. He sought employment to the local people and as well as protection to the environment by implementing pollution abatement measures. Water was polluted thereby causing inconvenience to the several farmers. Water is being supplied by the industry to a section of people as per the advice of the political party, but not the people who are actually affected by the pollution. The affected people are not paid, and no inspection was conducted so far. He

Proponent assured that industry will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. Proponent confirmed that he already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books during the last academic year. Henceforth he decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.



demanded corrective action from the PCB authorities. No welfare activities have taken up by any of the seven industries being operated in their area; The entire village is affected by air& water pollution and there is not even a single: water source remain Unaffected. He concluded his opinion subject to the effective implementation of pollution control measures by the industry.

4. Sri P. Ram Reddy, Ex- Sarpanch, Dothigudem Village

After customary address, he wanted to know whether the PH was held to know the impacts on the Dothigudem village and also the problems faced by the villagers or to elicit the opinion of people of this district. Since the industry is located in this village, the problems are faced by them only and not by others. The drinking water used to be potable before the establishment of these industries i.e. prior to 17 years. Now, the cattle, as well as poultry industry are depending upon tanker supplies. The odor pollution is experienced by the villages during evenings after the sunset. But the management of the industry states that scrubbers have been established to mitigate the problem. The public have no knowledge and PCB officials should investigate the problem and find a suitable solution and take necessary action. Further the PCB officials should investigate the quantum of production and the corresponding release of waste matter. There is no differentiation between large and small scale industry and we are not in a position to pin point the exact source of pollution as there are 6 to 7 industries operated in this area. If one industry commits a mistake, the adverse reaction extends to other industry also. So, all the industries should take pollution control measures in tandem. So far no action has been initiated by the PCB against the industries and

Proponent assured that industry installs latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.



only villagers forced them to/close such industries. The people indicated to the industries to dismantle the ground level tank and converted them into open tanks and channels as part of corrective steps. During the previous (public hearing held in connection with the proposal of M/s. Brundavan Laboratories (P) Limited, in the presence of the Joint Collector, it was decided to constitute a committee of villagers who in turn closed down 2 industries. Now two other industries are causing pollution. He felt, if one industry is permitted to expand its capacity, the other big industries will also follow the suit in such a case, he wanted to know the control measures taken up by the PCB. He demanded continuous /monitoring by PCB and also sought employment opportunities to the local people. The industries should be able to inform to the local public regarding employment provided to local people, which was not elaborated. Several outsiders are working and the locals are not engaged as such it has resulted in the lack of information on the effectiveness of control measures. The villagers could not carry out agriculture and denied water to cattle as the water was polluted. At present tanker supply is going on, the villagers were not permitted to fetch water through tankers. He appealed to the DRO to supply water to overcome the water shortage in three villages i.e., Dothigudem, Jiblakpally, Anthammagudem. He appealed to PCB to inspect the industries once in a month by constituting committees with at least one villager as member in such committee. The frequent inspections will definitely bring pressure on the industries to comply with the instructions. He demanded that the officials should take responsibility for effective function of pollution control equipment. Earlier, the compensations were



paid to the bore owners whose lands are affected by the pollutants. At present no such payments are made and demanded the DRO effect payment. He also demanded payment of compensation to the affected villagers in the surrounding villagers. If compensation is not paid he threatened with blockage and agitation against such companies.

5 Sri Ravula Shekar Reddy, Dothigudem Village

He stated that the industries continued to be established since land was available there; government also accorded the permissions, the only exception being the lack of pollution abatement measures. Government directed to establish CC Cameras but no industries established so far. Instead, they are plying effluent tankers during the night time and discharging the untreated effluents in open fields or water courses illegally and no action has ever been taken against such dumping by police, revenue. Despite of their representatives/ complaints to the MRO, RDO & Police, no action has been initiated so far. He demanded the installation of the CC cameras at the first instances. Secondly, the villagers have lost their drinking water sources and water supply to the villagers should be arranged immediate from the bores suck by their local MLA. At present water is supplied through tankers. It is surprising that the industries are spending crores of rupees and are able to mobilize the police force, but not prepared to spend few lakhs of rupees on welfare measures such as establishment of school and hospital. He demanded liberal assistance to the backward villages. He requested the authority to accord permission to the industries, subject to the condition that they should cater to the employment needs of the local people. At present outsiders are working within the factory, whereas locals are employed at the gate of

Proponent assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.



the factory as casual laborers. He concluded his opinion with a demand for employment to at least 60% local people.

6. Sri T.Linga Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He made an interesting observation on the PH. He attributed the large gathering to bring out the problem of water shortage in the village on account of operation of the industries. He cited the report on generation of waste water of 24 ltr out of every 60 ltr of water used by the industry. He contended that waste water was dumped into the wells with 1000 ft depth resulting in generation of red colored water from the adjacent bore- wells. The bore water became contaminated and became un-potable even for consumption by human as well as cattle. He demanded the PCB to enforce the rules and regulations to control pollution. People are utilizing the polluted water for bathing purpose and experiencing itching sensation. Some sort of sores is also observed on account of use of polluted ground water. Recently supplied 14 and 9 tankers of water and supplied the water, which was also contaminated and the people are subjected to diseases like itching and sores on the bodies. He wanted the industry not to pollute air, water and land. He requested the Government not to permit any new polluting industry in this area.

Proponent assured that no wastewater will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. Proponent assured that he will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.

7. Sri Prasadam Vishnu, R/o Dothigudem Village

After customary welcome address, he has stated that 7 to 8 industries are in operation in the village. He compared the present condition of the village to that of 15 years back. At present, the village is strangulated with pollution. He supported the expansion of the industry subject to the adherence to the norms stipulated by the MoEF. He demanded employment for the local people and also solving the water problem faced by the villagers. He warned that villagers would

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit



not hesitate to force the closure of industry, in case of pollution became unabated. The other industries also underwent the same process and started operations. The industries have knowledge and are aware of the problem. Some of the industries have started operations without NOC from the District Collector; all such units are expected to undergo the same process as was done by the present industry. He warned the industry not to depend on political leaders, instead of taking people into confidence. The officers are also expected to enforce the necessary regulations to control pollution and concluded his part with a welcome note.

from the local villages only.

8. Sri Entigu Malla Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He supported the expansion proposal of the industry, subject to the effective control of pollution. He stated that he sold 1.5 acres of land for this purpose. He concluded with suggestion that the industry should implement whatever that was stated in the public hearing.

Proponent assured that industry shall install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.

9. Sri S. Nagasena Reddy, Environmental Activist

After customary address, the speaker introduced himself as an environmental activist and NGO involved in the maintenance of a hostel for HIV affected children and also a person known to the public here. He explained the aim behind this PH, the procedure to be followed on completion of PH by the authorities. The PH is meant to /elicits the opinion of local people on the proposal submitted by the industry, which, consist of environment impact assessment statement and its management. The present exercise is meant to enhance the production capacity to 450 Kg/day. He cited the

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). They have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village.



EMP report wherein it was stated that 10% of the capital cost would be spent on pollution control measures. In view of the constraint of area with the management, he suggested to undertake rising of green belt in village community /lands and also by adopting, the surrounding villages, as part of pollution mitigation measure. He wanted a commitment from 7-8 local industries on implementation of welfare schemes as well as pollution abatement measures. Regarding employment of the local people, he requested the management to provide the same, though the unit is very small in nature. He suggested to the management to enhance the allocation of funds for CSR activities to the extent possible. He suggested to the administration to spend the money collected from the industries for the betterment of people residing within 10 km radius of the industry. He appealed to the Government to retain the present EE, TSPCB permanently in the District by providing adequate staff since the district has several prestigious industries. He concluded his opinion with a demand to industry to commit itself for the effective implementation of pollution control measures as stated; in the report to lessen the impact of pollution on the villagers.

10 Sri M. Satyam, R/o Dothigudem Village

After customary address, he dealt with the problem of water pollution. He cited that the water was potable before the establishment of industries there. After 15 years, the water could not be used for drinking purpose by the local residents and people are getting their supplies by purchasing water. He dealt with the odor pollution faced by the residents as industries are emitting the polluted air during the night time and requested suitable measures to control the same. He sought employment to the local people to arrest

Proponent assured that no wastewater will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.

Proponent assured that he will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor



/migration of labor in search of employment. Since the industry is smaller, the employment is limited to 30 members only. He stated that the management of this industry contributed Rs.5.0 lakhs for the construction of temple, which is comparatively higher to the size of the industry since it is located on 1.5 acres of land. He demanded employment to the qualified technical people in R&D and processing facilities and also insurance to all the workmen engaged by the local industries. He requested to take suitable action against some of the industries who clumped the un-treated effluent in open areas. He requested the district administration to conduct an enquiry into un-authorized dumping of chemical wastes and industries who did not undergo the process of PH should be dosed through a resolution in Village panchayath.

nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.


11 Sri Surkanti Venkat Reddy, NGO- Choutuppal

After welcome address, he stated that 4-5 industries were established with the help- of ex-minister late Madhava Reddy , to provide employment to the local people. Industrial development also increased the risk of pollution problem which is a natural outcome. All these industries were established during the integrated state and managed by them only. He stated that justice was rendered to the locals only after formation of separate state. The previous managements polluted the water and mined the resources and used for their own development. Now the managements of industries are providing employment to the local people to some extent which lead to the arrest of migration of labor in search of employment. He complimented the management of this industry for undertaking the necessary steps to control pollution. He cited the present policy of Government to issue necessary permissions within 7 days and concluded his opinion,

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.



supporting the expansion of the industry. 12 Sri Ch. Pandu, R/o

Dothigudem Village He stated that water was polluted, whereas the local youth was denied employment opportunities citing the problem of qualification. While supporting the expansion of industry, he stated that the corresponding pollution generated by the expansion activity should be controlled with the co-operation of the local people. He requested that local resources like tractors and autos should be engaged in the expansion process. There are 7 industrial units in the village, but nobody is taking the responsibility of controlling pollution. The units were dosed and sold to the new managements, who are not prepared to accept pollution caused by the units earlier. With respect to employment, the resident factory managers are asking the local youth to approach the registered offices and they in turn are not prepared to provide employment locally but at different place. He appealed to the managements to accommodate the local people in respect of employments at the local units.



13. Sri M. Saidi Reddy, NGO, Green Cop Society

He opined that all 7 industrial units should come together and plan development activities in surrounding 2-3 villages. Rising of green belt, transport of effluent and solid waste to TSDF and other related activities should be taken up jointly so that the pooled funds available under CSR could be effectively utilized to raise plantations and its maintenance as mandated over 33%. The industry should provide 2 or 3 laborers exclusively for planting purposes and services should be used to plant the trees only. The persons engaged should approach the forest department for plants and plant the stock and should take care of their maintenance. He made a suggestion that the funds allocated under CSR should not be utilized for

Proponent assured that as part of activities under CSR, about 2.5 per cent of capital investment i.e. Rs. 12.5 lakhs would be earmarked for the development of village. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. Industry have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue



construction of temples instead they should use for supply of drinking water, construction of schools, organizing medical camps and supply of medicines to the poor people. After formation of separate state, the Hon'ble CM enunciated a policy to encourage industries. The state is developing an industrial park exclusively for pharma and bulk drugs and formulation units at Mutcherla with all infrastructure facilities. He concluded his speech with a request to the management not to pollute the bore-wells and other water sources and control other sort of pollution and provide employment to the local youth and also spend liberally on village development.

plantation along the road side till the end of the village. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

14 Sri V. Narsimha, R/o Anthammagudem, Dothigudem Village

He requested employment to the youth. At present, the number of people employed in the industries is not up to the level. He wanted paper mills and iron factories to be set up in this area. Instead, they established bulk drug and API units and they converted the villages inhabitable. He wanted that farmers would be benefitted if paper mill is set up by growing subabul trees which is a raw material for making paper. He warned that youth would oppose any sort of illegal activities and concluded that the expansion could be permitted subject to the implementation of pollution control measures.


15 Smt. Sukunamma, Ward Member, Dothigudem Village

While welcoming the expansion programme, she opposed any sort of odor emanating from the industry and hoped that; employment to be provided to all from the village.

Proponent ensured that industry will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall



follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

16. Sri B. Prakash Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

After customary welcome address, he raised the issue of control of pollution. He alleged that the PCB officials are not discharging the duties at the desired level and supporting the industry at ail the times by providing advance intimation to the industry managements. He also alleged that the industries took permissions for certain type of products and indulging in manufacture of non-permitted products. The PCB is supposed to enforce the closure of the unit in case of violations. He cited the recent enquiry conducted by officials from Bangalore in connection with the illegal trafficking of certain chemicals manufactured locally. He urged the officials of PCB to conduct regular inspections of the industrial units located in the vicinity.

Proponent addressed that industry is operating the existing factory in compliance with the stipulations of MoEF and TSPCB. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

17. Sri T. Srinivasulu Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He demanded an answer from the authorities, regarding deterioration of environment occurred so far and action taken for the restoration of the environment. He stated that 80% of the total vacancies should be filled with the local people. He wanted to know how many local people were provided with employment in this industry and demanded the information be made public. He cited acute unemployment among youth. With the above, he concluded his speech.


18 Sri K. Janga Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

While supporting the expansion plan, he stated that no development was undertaken after the demise of late Sri Madhava Reddy. Few roads were laid, but there is no development in the village. He wanted that a

Proponent assured that as part of activities under CSR, about 2.5 per cent of capital investment i.e. Rs. 12.5 lakhs would be earmarked for the development



veterinary hospital shall be constructed with the assistance of the industry to help the local farmers as most of them are dependent on dairying. He opined that the industries can be set up duly adopting the safe environmental practices.

of village.

19. Sri K. Muthyam Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He supported the expansion of the industry because the management of the unit is good.

20. Sri V.Jangaiah, R/o Anthammagudem, Dothigudem Village

He extended his support for the expansion of the industry and hoped that works shall be allocated to the people in the company to enable them to earn a living for themselves.


21. Sri Kontham Ram Reddy,

Sarpanch, Dharmojigudem Village

He lauded intention to conduct the public hearing. Most of the people expressed their opinion in favor of the setting up the industries. Dharmojigudem is located in the midst of the industries. The other villages those are affected due to pollution are Koyyalagudem, Tangedapalli villages. The water sources are afflicted with pollution. He stated that several times he complained to the officials of PCB. So far no action was taken against any of the units. None of the industrial units are responding to the requests of providing employment to the local people. No information was made available regarding employment position and their place of engagement. Even those provided are working in casual work places. The main impact due to pollution, like fugitive dust due to movement of vehicles etc is felt in Dharmojigudem village. Several times the problems faced by his village were brought to the notice of the District Collector and also through representations. He wanted to know the action taken so far on such representations. It is stated that the industries are assisting the villages in their development activities. So far no such assistance is

Proponent addressed that industry is operating the existing factory in compliance with the stipulations of MoEF and TSPCB. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.



extended to his village. He wanted to know to whom this sort of assistance had been extended. He concluded his opinion stating that there would be no objection subject to the following the norms.

22. Sri B. Kistaiah, R/O Anthammagudem, Dothigudem Village

He stated that this industry was smaller one. The MD is accessible and about 60% employees are from the local area. He requested -the industry to engage the farmers in the development works as they have no youth employment due to drought conditions prevailing in this area. The officials are requested to take up the present condition of local farmers with other major industries regarding employment to the local people. He concluded his opinion with a request to the industries to sort out the problem of water shortage in the surrounding villages.


23. Sri K. Rakesh Goud, R/o ChoutuppalVillage

He welcomed the setting of industries in this area which provided employment to the villages where industries are located but also to the people from surrounding villages. It may not be possible to get Government jobs; private industries are providing employment to the locals which saved them from migration in search of employment.


24. Sri Yaramada Krishna Reddy, NGO, Nalgonda

He wanted the industries to provide medical and health amenities, education facilities to the local people to gain their confidence. In so many cases, the people tend to file complaints as they were denied their due share in respect of benefits. Then People agitate for closure of such industries. It is highly deplorable that the PCB authorities are not keeping the complainants name confidentially to protect the source of information which enables them to secure information for verification. He felt that names of complainants should not be made public and the secrecy should be maintained and action should be initiated; against such

Proponent that as part of activities under CSR, about 2.5 per cent of capital investment i.e. Rs. 12.5 lakhs would be earmarked for the development of village.




erring industrial units. If no action is taken against the violating units, it will send wrong signals to the units, who are complying with the norms. They tend to lose interest in complying the standards stipulated by the PCB. Good units should be given encouragement. He also made an interesting observation regarding provision of employment. In most cases, the industries are not in a position to provide employment to the level expected by the aspirants. The best alternative would be to provide employment under various schemes by utilizing the money available under CSR. He suggested that the CSR amounts from different units should be pooled and should be utilized for the works approved by the committee constituted with local representatives, NGOs. He hoped that industries in this area will implement pollution control measures which will enable them to command respect from the local people.

25. Sri. D. Anil Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He narrated the past history of the industry. A blast occurred in the year 2005 resulted in injuries to 5-10 members and the fate of the workers is not known. Closure orders were served twice and resumed operations. The reasons are not known. There are 7 units which are generating effluent and are dumping illegally into the bores. Several complaints were lodged and alleged that there was no action against any of these units. He contended that he caught hold of the illegal dumping 4-5 times and the matter was enquired after 3-4 hours. He requested the authorities to conduct the enquiry.


26. Sri B. Sampath Kumar, R/o Dharmojigudem Village

There are nearly 30 industrial units in and around this village and one more industry got permission recently. He stated that similar public hearing was not conducted. He produced one water bottle filled with contaminated water to show that the water got polluted

Proponent assured that no wastewater will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for



on account of industries. He disputed the issue of provision of employment to the local people to a tune of 50%. He stated that farmers are not growing paddy- now for want of water. He alleged that employment was provided to laborers only and all skilled people were transferred to other units. He questioned the permissions accorded by PCB without conducting PH. He contended the PCB officials to explain the environmental status to the people so that the people would be in a position to understand the implications to some extent. Whereas, the opinion is elicited directly and the ordinary public expressed their views in layman's language. He expects the PCB officials to study the environment status of the area and permission should be accorded only after considering all aspects related to air, water and land. He contended that the ground water was over exploited in this region and drawl of additional 64 KLD of water including the source of water should be made available. He compared this area with Patancheru which is badly affected due to pollution. Now water is supplied through tankers which show the pathetic condition of the people. The life span of the people is getting reduced on account of severe pollution of air and water and the area will become a symbol of sterile ground. Farmers are leaving this place, whereas there is demand for employment to an extent of 50%. Now the water table stands at 400 feet which is likely to touch 2000 feet if the present trend is allowed to continue. He finally concluded his elaborate observations with a request to examine the consequences of Industrialization and stated that he is against the proposed expansion of the unit.

cooling towers and boiler make-up.


27. Smt V. Sumathamma, R/o She complained against the gender discrimination in Proponent assured that no wastewater



Dothigudem Village PH and only political leaders were allowed to speak on the issues related to pollution. She brought out that the air, water and land were polluted, and consequently, the dairy farming and agriculture became unproductive. Even the fodder raised on the fields is not turning green. She expressed her anguish for not dosing down the industrial units to reduce the pollution load and rejected the proposal for issue of permission to expand the existing and also setting up the new ones. She declared that their survival would depend on closing the industries. She has stated that legs and hands of women in this area are aching at the age of 50 and has rejected the idea of permission for expanding the industrial units in and around this area. She also stated that permissions were accorded without the consent of the villagers. She concluded with a request that the existing 30 industrial units should be closed and no permissions to the new industries.

will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.

Proponent assured that he will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.


28. Smt D, Padma, R/o Dothigudem Village

She demanded that no new industrial units should be permitted and the existing units should be controlled. She bitterly complained that they were experiencing the joint pains, itching and other body pains before attaining the age of 30, 40 years of age. She wanted the Government to impose restrictions needed to control pollution. She also warned that women organizations would resort to agitations in case of non-dispensing the justice to the local people.


29. Sri Chintala Sailu, NGO, Choutuppal

He stated that Choutuppal and Pochampally mandals were severely afflicted by pollution. Though, the industries are located in Lingotam, Lingareddygudem and Panthangi villages, the Dharmojigudem village faced with severe pollution problem. The people expressed the same during the previous public hearing.




The area of this industry is small and not in a position to raise green belt with in 1.36 acres of land. He has advised the industry to purchase 2-3 acres of land and raise plantation, which may be entrusted to the women organizations, which are conversant with the work of raising of trees. He stated that the underground water was polluted in this area and requested necessary action for its restoration. He sought financial assistance of industries as part of CSR activity, incentives for educating the rural poor people, establishment of library to help the children to access books, an ambulance and establishment of veterinary hospital to cater to the needs of cattle. He has appealed to the public not to harm the wild animals and concluded with a suggestion to forward the proposal to MoEFC for according clearance.


30. Sri Arruri Venkateshwarlu, State Secretary-BC Society, Nalgonda

He expressed the same sentiments as narrated earlier. He further stated that Dothigudem, Jiblakpally and Anthammagudem and other villages were suffering from severe pollution problems. The pollution either emitted or discharged by the industries were causing inconvenience to the people. He has felt that the management of industries seems to have turned deaf ear to the problems faced by the local people. He demanded that CSR funds should be utilized to meet the educational needs of the children by establishing hostels, schools, conducting the medical camps by engaging the private doctors. He demanded the raising of green belt in and around the villages and extensive planting of trees by engaging 2-3 persons exclusively for this purpose with a mandate to plant trees in every household. He sought employment to technical people and non-technical graduates may be accommodated in assistant and computer operator posts. Since the area is


He stated that industry have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village.




polluted, agriculture activity, which used to be the main stay of the people, became unviable, hence the responsibility of provision of employment to those people fell on industries only and a gesture of this nature will help the local people. He sought assistance for local development and to cater to the needs of the local people, lest the people would take up the agitation. He warned that they too would join them in closure of the units. He concluded his opinion with a recommendation to forward the proposal to MoEF&CC for according clearance.

31. Sri G. Vijay Reddy, READS-NGO, Nalgonda

He started with suggestion to incorporate the comments of the public hearing in the final EIA, which should be forwarded to the MoEF&CC for clearance. The final EIA may take a week more but all suggestions are required to be incorporated to make it a full-fledged one. He dealt at length the (+)ve and (-)ve angles of establishing the industry. It is essential to expand the industry to improve the economic conditions, employment opportunities and increase in GDP. As per the EIA Notification S.O. No. 1533, the impacts on Water, Air and Land should be assessed and a statement should be prepared indicating the mitigation measures, which is the important issue. His contention is that the government is directed by the corporate and ordinary person cannot withstand against them. He cited the example of M/s Brundavan Labs, the PH was held due to judicial intervention. Consequently, the local industries came into focus and 10-15 industrial units are complying with the environmental norms. The PCB has no staff worth to monitor all the industries and the present staff is engaged in routine affairs. The size of the land is mere Ac.1.10 cts wherein, the industry indicated 33% under green belt in their previous EIA

Proponent stated that the proposal is for establishment of API in existing site area of 1.36 acres after dismantling Piperazine MLs recovery.



report. Now, there is no area left for them to expand and meet the requirement of green belt. The water requirement is indicated as 46 KLD which is equivalent to 16,790 cum per year. As. per the Government of India report, Nalgonda is classified water short and the conditions tend to become as semi-desert type If there is no artificial charge of ground water. While, narrating the hydrological particulars of water availability, he calculated that Ac.6.48 cts is needed to meet the requirement of rain water harvesting structure to re-charge the same quantum of water subject to the condition that every drop of water is saved. He cited the example of Beijing, the capital city of China, and the breathing condition and corresponding availability of Oxygen. He has exhorted that the development did not mean only economical but includes socio-economic and environmental also to ensure sustainable development All these three factors put together will ensure all round development. He concluded his speech with a request that the final EIA report shall be sent to the MoEF & CC only after thorough review and incorporation of the views of the members.

32. Sri V. Sunanda Reddy, NGO-Dharithri, Nalgonda

He started on positive note and described the problems faced by the area could be solved by adopting scientific techniques. He agreed with the fact that the water sources were polluted due to the negligence of the; industry or Government. By adopting suitable measures the water pollution can be controlled by imposing certain conditions on the industry. He estimated the utilization of water to a tune of 1,60,00,000 ltrs and the corresponding re-charge on account of rain would be around 1,60,000 lts only. He suggested that Rain Water Harvesting structures should be developed by taking advantage of


Proponent assured that he will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control



surrounding hills and the water harvest thus could be utilized to re-charge the ground water as well as to meet the drinking and industrial needs. The CSR funds of the industries supplemented by Government grant will enable the development of RWH, which will solve the problem of water. The odor problem can be solved by taking up plantation o n - a large scale, which acts as a reduction agent to some extent. He cited the example of Delhi which is facing severe1 problem of air pollution. He suggested the establishment of skill development training centre to impart necessary instructions to 150-200 people to enable them to secure employment throughout the country instead of providing employment to 20 members. Finally, he suggested the constitution of coordination committee to implement welfare measures which will improve the industry-people relations. He concluded his opinion with a suggestion to incorporate the above suggestions and implement them to ensure protection of environment as well as increasing the productivity of industries.

equipment.


Proponent assured that as part of activities under CSR, about 2.5 per cent of capital investment i.e. Rs. 12.5 lakhs would be earmarked for the development of village.

33. Sri B. Venu Madhava Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village:

He found fault with the argument of pollution due to the small unit like the present one. The industry has mooted a proposal for the provision of four reactors in addition to the existing four reactors. He cited the bigger units among the 9-10 industrial units in the vicinity, for which NOC was issued by the Gram Panchayat without taking the people into confidence. He criticized the public representatives as no such village meeting or PH was held in that case. Nobody bothered to analyze the problem of air, water and land pollution. He expressed his doubt over the translation part of PH wherein, the facts would be distorted to bend in favor of the industry in order to obtain


Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid



permission from the MoEF&CC at Delhi. He also raised the issue of speeches made in earlier PH held in connection with another industry by the NGOs, who are vouching for the industries to meet their ends. He raised the issue of planting of trees since 2001 to 2015. He narrated the issues of bribes being taken by some persons to secure the requisite clearances. Due to the present public hearing, there was a funding by the industries to take up white washing of four buildings. The managements are trying to make the hearing process a mockery to obtain clearances. He found fault for not extending invitation to the Sarpanch of Jiblakpally, which is actually within the impacted zone and is a major revenue village. He further stated that water is supplied once in 7 days in Dothigudem village, whereas water is supplied once in 3 days in Hyderabad. There is no water and employment. He concluded his opinion stating that the village elders should inspect all the factories and take a decision under the guidance of VRO.

waste.

34. Sri D. Malla Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

After customary welcome address, he raised the issue of pollution of the environment. He compared the situation prevailing about 20 years back when people used to live on agriculture, dairying and other professions. Now, all three are eluding the village making them dependents; no water for agriculture, cattle do not yield milk due to non-availability of water and fodder and unemployment. Even children are suffering from inflammation and their future becomes a question as the health of the people is affected due pollution problem. He rejected the setting up of industries and their employment of Rs.6,000/- per month to limited number of people. He cited the example of the industry, and questioned the reasons for





blast that occurred a few years back. Panchayat meetings were held and permissions were also accorded for setting up of the industries without giving any consideration to the environment and health of the residents. He requested the authorities to find a solution to the problems faced by the villagers such as water, air, agrarian failures and disease. He appealed to the authorities to control smell and effluent that is contaminating the ground water, lest they would be forced to live in misery. He concluded the opinion stating that industries were unwelcome and demanded only restoration of environment and other resources, but not jobs at the cost of environment.


35. Sri Baddam Venkat Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

After customary greetings, he recalled his earlier days. The area is covered with forest up to 2002. Now the area is afflicted by pollution and the village became inhabitable. There are no cattle in and around due non-availability; of fodder and not even acre of land is being cultivated. Last year the managements of industries paid compensation towards loss on account of pollution. The people are not beggars and not for alms. He warned that they would fight against these industries till their closure. The youth from the village are not prepared to work in industries. Since qualified local people are engaged to do labor works, whereas the people from Andhra region, though they are not qualified are working in laboratories. The locals are discriminated and there is no need to give any preference in employment. He opposed the setting up of industries in this area. The villagers are determined to approach even Central Government. He squarely blamed the political leaders for creating this discomfort. He appealed to the villagers to elect such representatives who would stand for the development





of people. There are seven chemical factories in and around these villages. The units are the main cause for air, water, and land pollution. The adjacent bore well is also polluted and totally dried up, hence there is no result to indicate the level of pollution. Basing on the facts, he requested the villagers to oppose the setting up of new industries or expansion of the existing industries. He appealed to the local political leaders not to play with the lives of the people. The chemical factories there are discharging their effluent into the bore wells during night time and they are Indulging in bribing the concerned. No ETP is working in any plant. He requested the PCB officials to closely monitor the working of ETPs and the quantum of effluent released from each of the unit and where the effluent is sent for treatment. He threatened the administration not accord permission to this unit. It does not envisage any change in the quality of life in the next 15 years of time. He appealed to the DRO cancel the permissions accorded to the industrial units. The Panchayat president and other ward members are ready to cancel the NOC accorded to the industrial, units. He concluded his opinion with a request to the district administration to cancel the NOCs issued by the President of the Panchayat and initiate action against the concerned.

36. Sri Sandeep Reddy, R/o Dothigudem Village

He contended that the area is suffering from acute water shortage and whatever available is polluted. There is water in adjacent land but water is polluted. The people are contemplating to sell the lands and prepared to migrate to a new place for a living. The available water is also useless and-unfit for cultivation. He urged the authorities got to permit any new companies/industries as they are experiencing untold


Proponent assured that he will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double



hardship due to the existing units. condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.

37. Sri B. Balraju, R/o Dothigudem Village

He spoke about development and pollution. No development is there and the odor problem is remained as it was 10 years ago. Farmers are the main losers on account of expansions. There is no body to bother about the farmers, but concerned only about industrial development. About 30 to 40 farmers have come at: the venue with a request to pay compensation to them.



38. Smt. Jangamma,

R/o Anthammagudem, Dothigudem Village

She complained against odor emanating from the industries in the surrounding area (from both the sides). She has invited the panel members and other officials to come and stay in the village to have firsthand experience of the problems, faced by the villagers. She urged the authorities to save the villages. Youngsters are experiencing the hair fall and loss of hair at young tender age of 18-20 years. The odor became unbearable. They are all cattle and sheep herders and that is the only occupation known to them

Proponent ensures that industry will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment.



and they do not seek any Government jobs either. Everyone in the village is aware that they are all dependent on cattle, goat and sheep to eke out a living. The industry nearby is pumping out the water from the pond, denying water to cattle and sheep etc. In the absence of water, there will be no grass and other tree growth. Goats are dying after drinking the polluted water. The industries are paying compensation to the people having power and the other villagers are not permitted inside the factory premises and denied entry beyond main gate. She opposed the setting up of new industries or expansion of existing ones. She sought justice for the loss habitat to people and other living beings and concluded her opinion in negative on the proposed expansion of the unit.



Table 7.2 Response to Public Representations S. No Represented by Representation Proponent’s Response

1 Balam Mallesh Yadaw, Sarpanch, Dothigudem Village, Bhudan Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda Dist

He stated that he Balam Malesh Yadaw, Sarpanch of Dothigudem Village, S/o Balam Sattaiah, resident of Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District, support the Expansion of V J Sai Chem industry, as he hopes industry will provide employment to local people and also undertake developmental works in the village, at the same time adopt pollution abatement measures and cooperating with the local people. Hence he requested state and central government to grant necessary permissions to the industry for its expansion as early as possible.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

2 Macharla Krishna Sarpanch, Grama Panchayath Office KoyalagudemVillage, Choutuppal Mandal. Nalgonda (Dist.)

He stated that he Macharla Krishna, S/o Ramachandram, Sarpanch of Koyyalagudem Village, read the news published in Andhra Jyothi and Indian Express dated. 06-05-2016 about the public hearing of M/s. V J Sai Chem Expansion, located at Sy. No.240/B, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District. He hopes expansion of the company will develop the village economically, provide employment to the villagers, increase GDP in the surrounding villages at a distance of 2- 3 Kms. He requested Ministry of Environment and Forest grant required permissions for expansion of industry


3 Kontham Ram Reddy S/o Tirupathi Reddy,

He stated that he Kontham Ramreddy, S/o Tirupathi Reddy, R/o Dharmojigudem, read the news published in

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured



Grama Panchayathi Karyalayamu Dharmojigudem Village.

New Indian Express about the Public hearing of M/s V J Sai Chem, Sy. No. 240/B. I Invite the Public hearing of M/s. V J Sai Chem Expansion. He hopes by the expansion of the industry will provide employment to the locals. Till now 30 % of the employees in V J Sai chem are from surrounding villages, it implemented social welfare activities such as providing drinking water sources to the local people. He hopes by the expansion of the industry there will be more opportunities for the people of surrounding villages. So, he requested to grant necessary permission required to V J Sai Chem for its Expansion.

to recruit from the local villages only. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.

4 K. Sudhakar Reddy S/o Ram Reddy, Sarpanch, Office of the Grama Panchayathi, Yellagiri Village.

He stated that he R. Sudhakar Reddy, S/o Ram Reddy, R/o Yellagiri Village which is at a distance of 2.5Km to M/s. V J Sai Chem. at Survey No. 240/B, Dothigudem Village. He supports the Expansion of the industry. He hopes by the Expansion of the industry there will be increase in Employment opportunities for the residents of village and surrounding villages. The officers are also expected to enforce the necessary regulations to control pollution and will co-operate in implementing welfare activities like plantations and further welfare activities. I hope industries will be helpful in development of Telangana State. He requested Ministry of Environment and Forest grant necessary permission to the Industry for its expansion and I don’t have any objection for its expansion.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

5 B.Narsimha, S/O B. Ramchandrayya, Dothigudem village, Pochampally Mandal. Nalgonda (Dist.)

He stated that he Boppari Narsimha, S/O Boppari Ramchandrayya, R/O Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, farmer of Telangana state. He is the owner of 3.2 acres of land at Sy. No.227, 211, 212. He stated that he supports the expansion V J Sai Chem at Sy. No.240/B which is at a certain distance from my land. Expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and




employment opportunities to local residents. So I request you to recommend the MoEFC to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion

6 P. Anjaiah, S/O P.Buchaiah, Hanuman nagar, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he P.Anjaiah, S/O P.Buchaiah, R/O Hanuman nagar, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda District, support the Expansion of V J Sai Chem. Expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide job and employment opportunities to local residents. He requested to grant required permissions for expansion.


7 Prasadam Vishnu, S/O Ballaya, Dothigudem Village.

He stated that he Prasadam Vishnu, S/O Ballaya, Dothigudem village, support the expansion of V J Sai Chem located in our village as it provides employment opportunities to well educated youth of the village who are unemployed and also helps in developing the Village. He requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities.

8 N.Krishna, S/o.Bhirappa, R/o.Anthemigudem village

He stated that he N.Krishna, S/o.Bhirappa, Occupation-Farmer, R/O. Anthemigudem village, Dothigudem, Pochampally mandal, Nalgonda District, owner of 4.20Acres land which is located at Sy no. 337, support the expansion of V J Sai Chem expansion located at Dothigudem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide livelihood and employment opportunities to local residents. He recommended Ministry of Environment and Forest to grant required permissions to industry for its expansion.


9 Prasadam Vishnu, S/O Ballaya, Dothigudem Village.

He stated that he Prasadam Vishnu, S/O Ballaya, Dothigudem village, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem located in our village as he hopes that it provides

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages



Employment opportunities for the well educated youth of the village who are unemployed and also helps in developing the Village. He recommended Ministry of Environment and Forest to grant required permissions to industry for its expansion.

only. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities.

10 Valluri Jangaiah, S/O. Valluri Chandrayya, Anthemmagudem Village.

He stated that he Valluri Jangaiah, S/O. Valluri Chandrayya, a farmer of Anthemmagudem Village, Dothigudem Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 0.30Acres land located at Survey no. 229 which is nearby to the present industry, he welcomes expansion of V J Sai Chem located at Sy. No. 240/B, Dothigudem. He stated that expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. He requested Ministry of Environment, Forest and climate change to grant required permissions to industry for its expansion.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only

11 Kannakala Krishnaiah, S/O Aggaiah, Anthemmagudem Village

He stated that he Kannakala Krishnaiah, S/O Aggaiah, a farmer of Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana owner of 5.02Acres land located at Survey no. 242,243,244,249 which is nearby to the present industry. He welcomes the expansion of V J Sai Chem located at Sy. No. 240/B, Dothigudem. He stated that expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. He requested to grant required permissions to industry.


12 Kowdi Jangaiah, S/O. Kowdi Borrappa Dothigudem

He stated that he Kowdi Jangaiah, S/O. Kowdi Borrappa, a farmer of Dothigudem, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 3.29Acres land located at Survey no. 285,949,950 which is nearby to the present industry, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem




Expansion located at Sy. No. 240/B, Dothigudem. He stated that he hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. He requested Ministry of Environment, Forest and climate change to grant required permissions to industry for its expansion.

13 Varala Uma Rani, W/O Varala Venkat Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village.

She stated that she Varala Uma Rani, W/O Varala Venkat Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of agricultural land of 7.13 acres which is at Sy. No 206, 183, 184, support the expansion of V J Sai Chem. She hoes expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment opportunities to local and nearby Village residents. So she requested to grant required environmental permissions to the industry.


14 Gurram Amarender, S/O Madhava Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Gurram Amarender, S/O Madhava Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Member of Ward No. 2, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, welcomes the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes that industrial expansion will provide livelihood and employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant permissions to the industry (VJ Sai Chem) for its expansion.


15 Kandagatla Bikshapathi, S/O Anjaiah Ramchandrayya, R/O Pochampally Mandal.

He stated that he Kandagatla Bikshapathi, S/O Anjaiah Ramchandrayya, R/O Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem located at Dothigudem. There is no harm to agricultural lands by its expansion. He requested to grant required permissions for its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents.


16 Kandi Alivelu, W/O Muthyam Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village

She stated that she Kandi Alivelu, W/O Muthyam Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 7.15 Acres Land area at




Sy. No. 212/E, 241/E in front of the industry V J Sai Chem invites expansion of industry. She stated that expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide livelihood and employment opportunities to local residents. She requested to grant required permissions for its expansion.

17 G. Yellaiah, S/O G. Narsimha, R/O Tangadpalli Village

He stated that he G. Yellaiah, S/O G. Narsimha, R/O Tangadpalli Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, welcomes the expansion of V J Sai Chem which is at a distance of 10 Kms from our village. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. He requested to grant required permissions for its expansion.


18 Valluri Kumar, S/O Valluri Sathaiah, R/O Anthemmagudem Mobile no.:+91-9951224698

He stated that he Valluri Kumar, S/O Valluri Sathaiah, R/O Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, welcomes the expansion of V J Sai Chem at Sy. No. 240/B. Expansion of V J Sai Chem will improve employment opportunities to the Residents of village and its. He requested Ministry of Environment, Forest and climate change to grant required permissions to industry for its expansion.


19 Borra Venkat Reddy, S/O Borra Satti Reddy, R/O Dothigudem

He stated that he Borra Venkat Reddy, S/O Borra Satti Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 7.06 acres land at Sy. No. 211, 241, 229, 230, 231, 232 which is near by V J Sai Chem supports expansion. There is no damage to agricultural lands. He requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents.


20 Borra Kowsamma, S/O Borra Venkat Reddy, R/O Dothigudem

She stated that she Borra Kowsamma, S/O Borra Venkat Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 4.23 acres land area at




Sy. No 231,232,235,236,237 which is nearby to V J Sai Chem welcomes its expansion. There is no damage to agricultural lands. She requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion. She hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents

21 S.Malla Reddy, S/O. S. Rami Reddy, Anthemmagudem

He stated that he S.Malla Reddy, S/O. S. Rami Reddy, Member of Ward no. 8 Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. The industry had done social welfare programs like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. He hopes that expansion of this industry will lead to development of the village. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion. Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities.

22 Muddam Krishnaiah, S/O Ramulu, Dothigudem

He stated that he Muddam Krishnaiah, S/O Ramulu, Member of Ward no 4, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. The industry had done social welfare programs like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. He hopes that expansion of this industry will lead to

Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5



development of the village. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.

lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities.

23 S. Janga Reddy, S/O Krishna Reddy, Dothigudem

He stated that he S. Janga Reddy, S/O Krishna Reddy, farmer of Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana owner of land area situated at Sy. No.201 and 202 which is at a distance of 0.3 Km from the industry, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment to local residents. So he request to grant required permissions for its expansion


24 Palakurla Marayya, S/O.Venkaiah, Kothalapuram

He stated that he Palakurla Marayya, S/O.Venkaiah, resident of Kothalapuram Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He stated that industry had implemented welfare activities like providing Drinking water facility, issuing of books, providing clothes, and accommodation to School children. It is implementing all the social programs for the needs of the village. The expansion of this industry will not only develop Village economically but also leads to increase in employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion.

Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

25 P. Linga Reddy, C. P.M Secretary of the Village,

He stated that he P. Linga Reddy, C. P.M Secretary of the Village, Dothigudem Village requested V J Sai Chem to

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5



Dothigudem develop the village and also provide employment opportunities to the local villagers. So he requested to grant required permissions.

lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

26 Gurram Amarender Reddy, S/O Madhava Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Gurram Amarender, S/O Madhava Reddy, R/O Dothigudem Village, Member of Ward No. 2, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. The industry implemented welfare activities like providing drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. I hope by the expansion of the industry will develop the village. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.

27 P.Dasharath, S/O.P.Yaadaiah, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he P.Dasharath, S/O.P.Yaadaiah, resident of Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana support the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He stated that he leading life by employment in V J Sai Chem and the nearby industries of the village. He hopes that industry will provide more employment opportunities to us and local residents by its expansion.


28 Choppari Narsimham, S/O.Chennaiah, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Choppari Narsimham, farmer, S/O.Chennaiah, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 5.11 acres land at Sy. No. 229, 211, 212, 209 which is near to this industry invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


29 Banda Krishnaiah, He stated that he Banda Krishnaiah, S/o. Banda The expansion requires about 20



S/O.Banda Mutyalu, Anthemmagudem.

Mutyalu, Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 2.20 acres land at Sy. No. 255, 256, 274, which is near to this industry invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Sy. No. 240/B, Dothigudem Village. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to recommend the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion.

people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

30 Ravvula Birappa, S/o Ravula Mallaya, Malkapuram

He stated that he Ravvula Birappa, S/o Ravula Mallaya, Malkapuram Village Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 1.20 acres land at Sy. No. 289/A, which is near to this industry invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Sy. No. 240/B , DothigudemVillage. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


31 K.Mohan Reddy, S/O. K. Buchi Reddy, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he K.Mohan Reddy, S/O. K.Buchi Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 7.23 acres land at Sy. no.190, 211, 212, 213, 214, 239, 243, 244, which is near to this industry invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Expansion of V J Sai Chem will not lead to any kind of damage to our agricultural lands. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

32 Ravulla Lakshmamma W/o Ravulla Mallaya, Anthemmagudem

She stated that she Ravulla Lakshmamma, W/o Ravulla Mallaya, Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, famer of Telangana State, owner of 1.35 acres land at Sy. No .365 which is near to this




industry invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Sy. No. 240/B, DothigudemVillage. She hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. So she requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion. Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion.

33 Buchi Reddy Reddy, S/O. Borra Sathi Reddy, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Borra Buchi Reddy Reddy, S/O. Borra Sathi Reddy, Member of Ward no 6, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, support the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


34 Borra Ravinder Reddy S/O. S. Venkat Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he Borra Ravinder Reddy, S/O. S. Venkat Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 6.42 acres land at Sy. no.229, 232, 412, 449, 450, 234, 228, 229 which is near to V J Sai Chem, Sy. No.240/B, Dothigudem Village invites its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment opportunities to local residents. There is no damage to agricultural lands by its expansion. So he requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


35 B. Linga Reddy, S/O. B. Malla Reddy, Koyyalagudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he B. Linga Reddy, S/O. B. Malla Reddy, Koyyalagudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem industry which is at a distance of 4 kms from our village. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment opportunities to local residents. There is no damage to agricultural lands by its expansion. So she requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.




36 K. Rajendra, S/O. S. Chalapathi Rao, Gibulikapally Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he K. Rajendra Prasad S/O. S. Chalapathi Rao, Gibulikapally Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, voluntarily invite the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment opportunities to local residents. There is no damage to agricultural lands by its expansion. So she requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


37 Borra Lakshamamma, W/o Sathireddy Member of Ward no. 8 Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

She stated that she Borra Lakshamamma, W/o Sathireddy Member of Ward no. 8 Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 15.06 acres land at Sy. No. 231, 232, 241, 172/3, 172/4 which is near to V J Sai Chem at Sy. No.240/B, Dothigudem Village invites its expansion. She hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will lead to employment opportunities to local residents. There is no damage to agricultural lands by its expansion. So she requested you to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


38 Komati Reddy Sujatha, W/O. Komati Reddy Rami Reddy, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he Komati Reddy Sujatha, W/O. Komati Reddy Rami Reddy, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem at Sy.no.240/B. He stated that industry had done social welfare programs like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. Expansion of this industry will not only lead to development of the village but also give employment to local residents. So he request to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


39 Borra Sudakar Reddy, S/O. Borra Venkat Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal,

He stated that he Borra Sudakar Reddy, S/O. Borra Venkat Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 2.21acres land at Sy. no.229, 232,234, 228,229 which is near to V J Sai




Nalgonda

Chem, invites its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he request to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.

40 V.Mahesh, S/O.Mallayya, Member of Ward no. 7 Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he V.Mahesh, S/O.Mallayya, Member of Ward no. 7 Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. He stated that already industry has implemented welfare activities in his village. By this expansion he hopes industry will lead to development of the village. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion.


41 P.Yadi Reddy, S/O. P. Ram Reddy, Member of Ward no. 1 Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he P.Yadi Reddy, S/O. P. Ram Reddy, Member of Ward no. 1 Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


42 Choppari Sattaiah, S/O.Chennaiah, Member of Ward no. 5, Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he Choppari Sattaiah, S/O.Chennaiah, Member of Ward no. 5 Anthemmagudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to




grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion

43 V.Sailaja, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

She stated that she V.Sailaja, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana. V J Sai Chem, located at Sy no 240/B, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, is providing Employment to the residents of village. The industry is also implementing social welfare activities like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. She hopes by its expansion there will be Employment opportunities to the Villagers. So she requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion

Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

44 P.Yadi Reddy, S/O. P. Ram Reddy, Member of Ward no. 1, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he P.Yadi Reddy, S/O. P. Ram Reddy, Member of Ward no. 1 Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


45 T.Venkataiah, Lingajigudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he T.Venkataiah, resident of Lingajigudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide Job and employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


46 C.Laxmi Narayana, Pochampally Village,

He stated that he C.Laxmi Narayana, Resident of Pochampally Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and



Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

District, Telangana, invites expansion of industry V J Sai Chem located at Sy. no. 240/B. He stated that industry is implementing social welfare activities like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. By the expansion of this industry will not only develop the village and also lead to increase the job opportunities in the village. He hopes that expansion of this industry will lead to development of the village. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion

school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

47 Masanam Sujatha, W/o Srinivas, Lakkaram Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

She stated that she Masanam Sujatha, W/o Srinivas, Lakkaram Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites expansion of V J Sai Chem. She hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So she requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this she also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


48 Kandi Janga Reddy, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

I Kandi Janga Reddy, resident of Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, Voluntarily invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem at Sy.no.240/B, Dothigudem Village. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he requested to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion Apart from this he also requested PCB to recommend ministry to grant required approvals to the industry for its expansion


49 Enugu Sukunamma, Member of Ward no.3, Dothigudem

She stated that she Enugu Sukunamma, W/o. Buchi Reddy, Member of Ward no.3, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, voluntarily invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. She hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. She stated that the

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and



industry has already implemented necessary social welfare programs like providing drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. So she request you to grant required permissions for expansion of the industry

school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.

50 Kolukulapalli Lingaswamy, S/o Samulu, Resident of Yellagiri Village, Nalgonda

He stated that Kolukulapalli Lingaswamy, S/o Samulu, Resident of Yellagiri Village, Nalgonda, Telangana, invites the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He stated that V J Sai Chem is supporting a lot for Educational institutions, increase in Job opportunities and also providing water facilities in the village. So he requested to grant required approvals of expansion to the industry


51 M. Narsamma S/O. S. Chennaiah, Yerragandla palliVillage, Marrigudem Mandal, Nalgonda

She stated that she M. Narsamma, S/O. S. Chennaiah, Resident of Yerragandla palliVillage, Marrigudem Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, supports the expansion of V J Sai Chem. She stated that the people of the industry are implementing welfare activities like providing education, medical facilities, drinking water facilities, job opportunities etc., so she requested to approve all the permissions to the industry for its expansion

Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.

52 Y.Jangaiah, S/O.Y. Pentaiah, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Y.Jangaiah, S/O.Y. Pentaiah, Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana, owner of 2.23acres land at Sy. no.344, 191, 193, 191 which is at a distance of 0.5km to V J Sai Chem, invites its expansion. He hopes expansion of V J Sai Chem will provide employment opportunities to local residents. So he request to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion


53 Varala Venkat Reddy, S/o Buchi Reddy, Dothigudem Village,

He stated that he is the owner of 17.39 acres of agricultural land at Sy.no.216, 217, 219, 220, 221,222, 223, 224, 227, 183, 184, 228, 220, 184, 236, 234. By the

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages



Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

expansion of the industry there will be increase in land rate in our village and revenue. Apart from this it provided employment to the educated villagers. By the support of this industry we have drinking water facilities, establishment of Schools and temples. Hence he request to grant necessary permissions to the industry for its expansion

only. Industry have already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books for the last academic year. Henceforth, they have decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school.

54 Nettu Ramesh, S/o Nettu Birappa, R/o Anthemmagudem

He stated that he Nettu Ramesh, S/o Nettu Birappa, R/o Anthemmagudem, Pochampally Mandal, farmer of Telangna State. Owned land area of 4.20 Acres at Sy.no.337/A which is at distance from v J Sai Chem support its expansion by the expansion of the industry will provide employment to the locals. By expansion of V J Sai Chem there will be Employment opportunities to us. So, he request you to recommend MoEFC for all approvals of expansion to V J Sai Chem.


55 Shinigaram Chandrayya, Indriyala Village.

He stated that Shinigaram Chandrayya, S/o Narsayya, R/o Indriyala Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District.Farmer of Telangana state, owns land at Sy. No.70, 414, 415, 564, 71, 455, 71 supports the expansion of V J Sai Chem. He hopes by the expansion of industry there will be increase in Employment opportunities for the residents of village and surrounding villages. So, he request to grant required permissions to the industry for its expansion


56 Anugu Malla Reddy, S/O Anugu Ramachandra Reddy, Koyyalagudemm Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda

He stated that he Anugu Malla Reddy, S/O Anugu Ramachandra Reddy, Koyyalagudemm Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, farmer of Telangana state. He stated that he sold his land to this industry. Industry has been operating without any Inconvenience to neighbor farmers. I own agricultural land beside this industry at Sy.no.248/B. I don’t have any objection for its expansion.

The industry assures that they will operate the facility in compliance of the guidelines of state pollution control board and Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.



57 Muddam Satyam S/o. Mallayya, Dothigudem Village

He stated that he Muddam Satyam, S/o. Mallayya support the expansion of V J Sai Chem. Since 9 Years V J Sai Chem has been running the industry in 1.46 acres of land at Sy. No. 240/B. By this industry there was employment to the residents of the village. The industry has been supporting a lot without any pollution in the village expansion of the industry lead to employment of the unemployed people in the village. So I support the expansion of the industry which has been helpful in developing our village.


58 G.Narsi Reddy Anthemmagudem

He stated that Dt.07.06.2016, at Dothigudem, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District public hearing was conducted for VJ Sai Chem expansion. VJ Sai Chem expansion will generate employment and it will develop surrounding villages. V J Sai Chem should follow the PCB rules and regulations and should not create any effect to our agricultural lands. So, he requested to issue equired permissions r for VJ Sai Chem.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

59 Kankanala Virappa Anthemmagudem

60 Kankanala Ramulu Anthemmagudem

61 Kankanala Chandrayya Yadaw, Anthemmagudem



62 P. Shanker Anthemmagudem

63 G. Sagar Reddy Anthemmagudem

64 G. Madhu Sudan Reddy Anthemmagudem

65 G. Ram Reddy Anthemmagudem

66 D. Ganesh (NGO), Choutuppal 67 B. Shankaram

Leader, Kisan Cell, Choutuppal.

68 B. Narsimham, INTUC 69 B.Yaddaiah Executive

DCC Secretary, Choutuppal

70 P.Satyam Choutuppal, INTUC, President

71 S. Ramesh State Congress Committee, SC Cell, Congress President, Choutuppal

72 Paka Ramulu BC Cell, District Secretary Choutuppal

73 V Srinivas Goud INTUC State Secretary Choutuppal

74 K. Shri Kumar SC Cell, State Convener Choutuppal

75 Laggavi Bakkaya Goud BC Cell, District Leader Choutuppal



76 Udari Mahesh Dharmojigudem

77 U.Yadagiri Dharmojigudem

78 Udari Venkatesahm Dharmojigudem

79 U. Sanjeeva Dharmojigudem Village

80 R. Raju DharmajigudemVillage

81 B. CA Ravi DharmajigudemVillage

82 S. Ram Reddy DharmajigudemVillage

83 S. Bal Reddy DharmajigudemVillage

84 S. Shankar Redddy DharmajigudemVillage

85 Amidi Laksham Reddy DharmajigudemVillage

86 B. Saidulu, Dothigudem 87 K.Shankaraiah, Dothigudem 88 K Ramulu, Dothigudem 89 G Yadaiah, Dothigudem 90 S. Chandra Reddy,

Dothigudem

91 S. Ram Reddy, Dothigudem 92 G. Chandra Shekhar Reddy

Dothigudem

93 G. Dayakar Reddy Dothigudem

94 Gurram Damodar Reddy Dothigudem



95 Gurram Lakshma Reddy Dothigudem

96 K Chandra Shekhar Reddy Ellagiri

97 Sama Malla Reddy, Ellagiri 98 Sama Lachi Reddy, Ellagiri 99 S.Lachi Reddy, Ellagiri

100 Sama Buchi Reddy, Ellagiri 101 Sama Buchi Reddy, Ellagiri 102 K. Damodar Reddy, Ellagiri 103 K. Malla Reddy, Ellagiri 104 K. Yadagiri Reddy, Ellagiri 105 Rikkaula Bhasker Reddy,

Ellagiri

106 Rikkala Bhaskar Goud Ellagiri

107 Dothigudem Women’s Association 1. Odi. Aamsamma 2. Beruku Rajamma 3. V.Jangamma 4. Angamma 5. Ch. Rajamma

We the people of Women’s Association are requesting you to not permit the expansion of V J Sai Chem Labs Pvt. Ltd. So, we request you to stop the expansion of VJ Sai Chem which is not supported by our village residents.

108 Vaddepalli Yadagiri Madiga In charge, Bhuvanagiri welfare Society Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi, Telangana State.

He stated that he Vaddepalli Yadagiri Madiga, Resident of Bhoodhan Pochampally support the expansion of V J Sai Chem which is at Dothigudem Village. The industry supports the industry to get permissions from government and request to implement all the reservations for Sc/ST/BC and Women in private organizations as implemented in government sectors. Apart from this he request to adopt poor Children of the village and help them financially for their higher Education. He requested to grant all required

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).



permissions for its expansion. 109 S. Mallaiah,

President of INRLF Telangana State (INTUC)

He stated that he S. Mallaiah, President of INRLF Telangana State states that we have no objection for expansion of V J Sai Chem. The industry shall compensate farmers of the village, should provide employment to the local residents and should not pollute the environment. So, request to grant necessary permissions required for industry.


110 Y. Chennakeshawa Reddy (NGO)

He stated that he Y. Chennakeshawa Reddy (NGO) he states that as our state is newly formed there is need of employment, so that expansion of this industry will provide jobs to local villagers. The industry should follow rules and regulations of CPCB. As the industry is bulk drug manufacturing unit requested to don’t dump the effluents and chemicals to ground water bodies and should follow the take measure for control of dust pollution. Industry should implement WALTA act and should not pollute ground waste and don’t dump solid waste in forests. Industry should get permission from government for expansion.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that no wastewater will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

111 Uddari Acchaiah Telangana State Dalit Welfare Society Chief Secretary Choutuppal Mandal

He stated that he Uddari Acchaiah, S/O Attaiaah, Resident of Lingareddygudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of Bangaru Telangana, Boodhan, VJ Sai Chem located at out shirts of Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village proposed to expand the manufacturing capacity so that the management should provide employment. The industry

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of



should not cause any inconvenience and save the environment. Keeping in view of above kindly grant all necessary permission required from Ministry of Environment and Forests department.

Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

112 Chintala Raja Telangana State Dalit Welfare Society Choutuppal Mandal

He stated that he Chintala Raja S/O Paramesh, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of Bangaru Telangana, Boodhan, VJ Sai Chem located at out shirts of Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village proposed to expand the manufacturing capacity so that the management should provide employment. The industry should not cause any inconvenience and save the environment. Keeping in view of above kindly grant all necessary permission required from Ministry of Environment and Forests department.

The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

113 Bochu Sambaiah S/O Mallaya Telangana State Dalit Welfare Society Choutuppal Mandal

He stated that he Bochu Sambaiah S/O Mallaya, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of Bangaru Telangana, Boodhan, VJ Sai Chem located at out shirts of Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village proposed to expand the manufacturing capacity so that the management should provide employment. The industry should not cause any inconvenience and save the environment. Keeping in view of above kindly grant all necessary permission required from Ministry of Environment and Forests department.


114 G.Srinivas, S/O Pandu, Leader, TRS Mandal, Choutuppal Mandal,

He stated that he G.Srinivas, S/O Pandu, Resident of Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of Bangaru Telangana, Boodhan, VJ Sai Chem located at out shirts of Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village proposed to expand the manufacturing capacity so that the management should provide employment. The industry should not cause any problem and save the environment. Keeping in view of above kindly grant all necessary permission required from Ministry of Environment and Forests department.




115 Onguri Srinivas, Bhoodan PochampallyMandal IUTUC, President

He stated that he Onguri Srinivas, S/O Ramulu, Resident of Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of Bangaru Telangana, Boodhan, VJ Sai Chem located at out shirts of Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village proposed to expand the manufacturing capacity so that the management should provide employment. The industry should not cause any problem and save the environment. Keeping in view of above kindly grant all necessary permission required from Ministry of Environment and Forests department.


116 V.Somaiah Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal

He stated that Public hearing was conducting dated 07.06.2016 for expansion of VJ Sai Chem located at Dothigudem village, Pochampally mandal. As a part of development of Telangana, he requested industry should not pollute and should provide employment to local villagers. He requested to grant necessary permissions.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

117 Rama Swamy Janardhan Reddy IUTUC Mansal President, Bhodan, Pochampally Mandal

He stated that he Rama swamy Janardhan Reddy, resident of Pochampally Mandal, as a part of development of Bangaru Telangana, VJ Sai Chem conducting public hearing dated 07.06.2016 for its expansion at Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village. Management should take care in operating plant without any inconvenience to public, air and water pollution. So he requested to grant necessary permission requited for expansion of plant.

Proponent assured that industry will install latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.

118 B. Devendar, S/o. Yadayya,

He stated that he I B. Devendar, S/o. Yadayya, Resident of Dothigudem Village, Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal,




DothigudemVillage, Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda

Nalgonda, Dothigudem, Bhoodhan Pochampally Mandal support the expansion of V J Sai Chem located at sy. No. 240/B. V J Sai Chem have implemented CSR welfare activities in Schools and temples. Live hood of villagers is driving vehicles. He opinioned for employment due to expansion of unit. He stated that he is getting his bread by supplying drinking water to industries. He opinioned that in the similar ways as he got employment most of the unemployed may get jobs, he supported expansion of unit.

to recruit from the local villages only. He ensured that expansion wil increase indirect employement also and he assured to recruit local villages only.

119 Vaspari Shekar Vaspari Ganesh Vaspari Naresh Pagilla Kiran Reddy

We first of all thank for VJ Sai Chem for public hearing. We residents of anthammagudem villagers live hood depends on agriculture. Due to chemical factories air, water and soil get polluted. Poultry, animals and drinking water get polluted. We requested to take action on this and do justify for them. We requested no to permit expansion of V J Sai Chem.


120 1.ChappidiSandeep Reddy 2. Baddam Venkat Reddy 3.DevarapellyAnil Redddy 4. Borra Mahender Reddy 5. Guduru Suman Reddy 6. Badam Venkat Reddy 7. B Ravinder Reddy 8. P. Venkatesh 9. B Mahesh 10. P Sirisha 11. P Amrutha 12.Prasadam Ramanamma 13. P Sai Praveen 14. P. Sai 15. R. Lokesh

Dothigudem Village, Industry

We the people of Dothigudem are against the expansion of V J Sai Chem. There is severe pollution of water and air because of the Chemical factories in our village. People of village are suffering from severe health problems. The below all are the industries which provide job to local residents

1. Archimedicine Labs 2. Chemic Life Science Labs 3. Optimus Drugs Ltd. 4. SVR Labs Ltd. 5. V J Sai Chem Labs 6. Silicom Labs 7. Hazelo Labs(Venlar Labs)

The above mentioned industries will not follow minimum rules and completely polluting. Even government officials not showing complete solution. We requested to take action on this and do justify for them.




Committee. We requested no to permit expansion of V J Sai Chem. 121 Allam Prabhakar Reddy

Zilla Grandhalaya Sanstha Karyalayam. President of District Library Nalgonda Dist.

He stated that VJ Sai Chem proposed in Dothigudem village, so that he requested to check technology which will not create major problem to the environment. As a part of development of newly formed Telangana State by Shri. K.C.R we fully support the industry at the same this industry will provide employment to the local residents and strictly follow the all rules and regulations and requested to grant all necessary permission for establishment of unit.


122 Pagala Nagaiah President, Praja Chaithanya Vedika L B Nagar.

He stated that he Pagala Nagaiah, Choutuppal Mandal support the expansion of V J Sai Chem amd request VJ Sai Chem management to practice proper pollution control measures in release of emissions, treatment of effluent and solid waste, so that there will not be any pollution to the environment. I request the management of the industry to use CSR Fund to develop the village. He stated that he hope Management of industry will not create any inconvenience to the villagers. On the occasion of this Public hearing on the expansion of V J Sai Chem, he support it expansion.

Proponent assured that industry installs latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. Solid waste generated will be sent to cement plant for coprocessing or TSDF based on claorifc value of waste generated.

123 L. Pandu Gowda Yuvajana Sangam

He stated that he L. Pandu Goud, Resident of Bhoodhan Pochampally Mandal, Support the expansion of V J Sai




Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal

Chem. By the expansion of the industry there will be job opportunities to the villagers. So, he requested to grant necessary permission for expansion of industry.

to recruit from the local villages only.

124 Sukkarjuna President , Kalushya Vytirekha Porata Samithi Nalgonda.

He stated that as VJ Sai Chem located at Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal there will be development of village and generation employment so that it reduces unemployment. So she requested to grant all necessary permission required. She requested PCB to take action if industry violates the rules and regulations.


125 A Mattaiah, President, Mother Organization, Miryalguda, Nalgonda.

He stated that he A Mattaiah support the expansion of V J Sai Chem at Dothigudem Village, Pochampally Mandal. On the occasion of its expansion, he request the management of the industry to provide employment to youth. The industry should implement pollution control measures, to prevent pollution problems. If the industry practices proper pollution control measures, there is no objection to them for its expansion. So, I request you to recommend MoEFC to grant all permissions for its expansion.


126 D. Anjaiah (NGO) President , Adarsha Welfare Society, Nalgonda.

He stated that Public hearing on Expansion of V J Sai Chem, Dothigudem, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District. Dt.07-06-2016, he D Anjaiah would like to express my views on it. The Management of the industry should establish Water plant in the village. He would like to advice the industry to not dump the effluent into the water bodies of the village. He hopes, industry would provide employment to the local residents. So, he requested to grant required approvals for expansion of

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Proponent assured that no wastewater will be dumped into bore-wells and will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for



industry. cooling towers and boiler make-up. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

127 R.Somaiah Environment Protection Council (NGO) Miryalguda Nalgonda Dist.

He stated that public hearing held today dt.07.06.16 on Expansion of V J Sai Chemicals, R Somaiah, he request the industry to provide employment to villagers, Should adopt the nearby villages to develop, should implement greenery programmes for environmental protection and should implement Social welfare activities like construction of schools, temples, etc., the management should follow the Advisory Committee in allocating the CSR fund for welfare activities. So, on view of the above I request you to give all the approvals of expansion to the industry

Proponent confirmed that he already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books during the last academic year. Henceforth he decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The socio economic activities will be identified in consultation with the local public representatives and revenue authorities

128 Jammula Purushotam, Secretary, Telangana Daltha Samkshema Sangam Nalgonda.

He stated that he Jammula Purushotam, S/o Chandrayya, Choutuppal Mandal, Nalgonda, as a part of development of Bangaru Telangana, VJ Sai Chem conducting public hearing dated 07.06.2016 for its expansion at Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village. Management should take care in operating plant without any inconvenience to public, generate air and water pollution. So he requested to grant necessary permission requited for expansion of plant.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

129 S. Ramesh, President, Mandal Congress Committee, SC Cell, Nalgonda.

V J Sai Chem (P) Ltd has held Public hearing for expansion of unit at Dothigudem Village, Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District. He requested that industry should follow prescribed norms related to

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate



pollution control and should provide employment. So that he request to grant necessary permissions required.

Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

130 Logani Venkatesham Goud President, Indian National Rural Labor Fund INRLF (INTUC)

He stated that he Logani Venkatesham Goud, S/o. Bikshapathi, R/o. Choutuppal Mandal, as a part of development of Bangaru Telangana, VJ Sai Chem conducting public hearing dated 07.06.2016 for its expansion at Pochampally mandal, Dothigudem village. Management should take care in operating plant without any inconvenience to public, generate air and water pollution. So he requested to grant necessary permission requited for expansion of plant.

Proponent assured that industry installs latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system to mitigate odor nuisance, multi-cone cyclone separator for boiler as air pollution control equipment. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up. Solid waste generated will be sent to cement plant for coprocessing or TSDF based on claorifc value of waste generated.

131 Bomma Devender, President Telangana Paryavarana Parirakshana Samithi, Nalgonda District.

He requested as a part of Public Hearing conducted for expansion of VJ Sai Chem located at Dothigudem Village, Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda District to provide employment, participate in village development activities. VJ Sai chem. Operating with all permission required and he requested to grant necessary permission required for expansion also on behalf of Telangana Paryavarana Parirakshana Samithi.

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

132 Sara Sarwasti Balayya Goud, Mandal Praja Parishath Bhoodan Pochampally Nalgonda District.

He stated that, he read the news in Indian Express and Andhra Jyothi News Edition dated 06.05.2016 on Expansion of M/s V J Sai Chem for Public consultation for the unit located at Sy. No.240/B, Dothigudem

Proponent confirmed that he already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books during the last



Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda, Telangana. By the expansion of the industry there will be job and work opportunities to the local residents. The industry had done social welfare programs like providing Drinking water facilities, establishment of schools and temples in the village. I hope that expansion of this industry will provide employment to nearby villagers. So I request you to grant all the permissions to the industry for its expansion.

academic year. Henceforth he decided to extend support to improve the infrastructure of the school. He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

133 Integrated Rural Development Society, Pannalagudem, Nakrekal, Nalgonda District.

He stated that Management of VJ Sai Chem, Dothigudem village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda district, will take pollution control measures and will participate in village development activities. He requested to grant all the permissions to the industry for its expansion.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

134 Mular Venkat Reddy, President of Swan Environmental Safeguard Society Nayanagar, Nalgonda Dist.

He stated that I Mular Venkat Reddy Support the expansion of V J Sai Chem at Dothigudem, Bhoodan Pochampally Mandal. He hopes that the management of industry will not pollute water, air and land by adopting pollution control measures. He requested management to use the CSR fund for Green belt development and he requested to grant all the approvals of expansion to the industry.

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System and treated effluent reused for cooling towers and boiler make-up.

135 Sri Vamshi Arts Academy, Social Voluntary Organization, Ramannapet, Nalgonda.

He stated to grant necessary permissions required for expansion of VJ Sai Chem at Sy.no.240/B, Dothigudem village, Bhoodan Pochampally mandal as it will provide employment to the local residents. He requested management of industry to support in village development and should implement plantation

Proponent confirmed that he already contributed to the up gradation of temple and school and supplied books during the last academic year. Henceforth he decided to extend support to



programme and also provide drinking water facility to the villagers. He suggested implementing proper control measures in treating chemicals, wastewater and other wastes.

improve the infrastructure of the school. Proponent assured that industry installs latest pollution control equipment like double scrubbing system, double condensing system, multi-cone cyclone separator for air pollution control. He assured that industry will install Zero Liquid discharged (ZLD) System for treatment of wastewater.

136 K.Jangaiah, President, A.P. Haritha Rural Development Society NGO Organization Jai Kesaram Village Choutuppal Mandal Nalgonda Dist.

He stated that on behalf of Haritha Rural Development Society he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to provide employment to local villagers. He requested industry to operate without pollution and not to cause any inconvenience to the farmers.

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

137 Ajay Kumar Akanksha Plot No. 22 & 23, Cherukuthota Colony, Saroor Nagar, Hyderabad.

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Provide employment to local villagers 2. Plantation should be done in surrounding villages to protect environment. 3. To solve problems in village and participate in development of village 4. Operate industry without pollution 5. Should participate village development activities.

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. He sated that they have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate



Social Responsibility (CSR). Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste.

138 G. Sadanand Telangana Paryavarana Parirakshana Samithi, Flat No. 304, 2nd Floor, Haripriya Complex, Habsiguda X Road, Hyderabad

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Provide employment to Umeployeees 2. Protect environment. 3. Develop Industry 4. Should participate village development activities 5. Employment to youth

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

139 Y N. Reddy, President Sri Siva Ganga Colony Welfare Society, LB Nagar, Hyderabad

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Should participate village development activities 2. Plantation should be done in surrounding villages to protect environment. 3. Provide employment to local villagers 4. Operate industry without pollution

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He sated that they have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village. He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local



villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

140 G. Sai Kumar

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Provide employment to local villagers 2. Plantation should be done in surrounding villages to protect environment. 3. To solve problems in village and participate in development of village 4. Operate industry without pollution 5. Should participate village development activities

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. He sated that they have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste

141 S. Naga Sena Reddy, President Environment Protection Council H.O.# 16-11-511/B/17, Opp: Krishnananda Mattam, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad.

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Provide employment to local villagers 2. Operate industry without pollution 3. Should participate village development activities 4. Plantation should be done in surrounding villages to

He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only. Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of



protect environment. Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He sated that they have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village.

142 B. Sreekanth Peoples Welfare Association Mallapur, Hyd.

He stated that he recommends for grant of permission for expansion of industry and he requested to resolve following demands; 1. Operate industry without pollution 2. Plantation should be done in surrounding villages to protect environment. 3. Should participate village development activities 4. Provide employment to local villagers

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. He sated that they have raised plantation in the facility spread over an extent of 0.45 acres and are prepared to take avenue plantation along the road side till the end of the village. The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.

143 D. Srinivas He stated that Make India Society fully support the



Make India Society(NGO) Hayathnagar.

expansion of industry as part of Public Hearing on Expansion of M/s. V J Sai Chem held on 07.06.2016.

144 A Kumar Tribal Rural Development Society Hyderabad

He stated that Tribal Rural Development Society fully support the expansion of industry as part of Public Hearing on Expansion of M/s. V J Sai Chem held on 07.06.2016.

145 B Sreenivas Green Rural Development Society Auto Nagar, Block 10, Plot No.5F, Hyderabad

He stated that Green Rural Development Society fully support the expansion of industry as part of Public Hearing on Expansion of M/s. V J Sai Chem held on 07.06.2016. He requested Ministry of Environment and Forest to grant all necessary permissions.

146 K.Sathish Kumar Green Guard Safe Society Dilsukhnagar, Hyd.

He stated that Green Guard Safe Society fully support the expansion of industry as part of Public Hearing on Expansion of M/s. V J Sai Chem held on 07.06.2016. He requested Ministry of Environment and Forest to grant all necessary permissions.

147 Govinda Kumar Swamy Dalitha Bahujana Medhavula Sangam Environmental Secretary 1. U.Pandu 2. B Mahesh 3. P. Vishnu 4. B Manohar 5. T Tarun 6. D Madhu 7. D Krishna 8. S Sai Manoj 9. U Jangaiah 10. D Madhu

He stated that he, Govinda Kumar Swamy and the local residents of Dothigudem Village attended the public hearing from last 6 years. He requested management of industry to operate industry without polluting the environment, provides employment to the local residents, develop the nearby villages. He requests to grant all permissions to the industry for its expansion.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste. He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only.



148 Chinthala Krishna Environment Protection Organization(EPO)

He request you to grant all the permissions for expansion of M/s.V J Sai Chem. He request the management of the industry to follow the below suggestions;

1. Should Spend the C S R fund for providing Education and Health facilities to the people.

2. Should provide Employment opportunities to the local residents

3. Should provide Job opportunities to Physically Handicapped villagers

The proponent assured that about 2.5% of capital investment i.e., 12.5 lakhs is earmarked for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He assured that expansion requires about 20 people, and the proponent assured to recruit from the local villages only

149 Jeedimeta Ravinder Haritha Kalamorcha,President Gollaguda, Nalgonda Dist.

He stated that the management of V J Sai Chem will manufacture the products without polluting the environment as mentioned in EIA. He request Ministry of Environment and Forest to grant necessary permissions required.

Proponent assured that the Industry shall follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC) with respect to emissions, effluents, solid waste and EIA report.

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