DPCC: 93 illegal factory units in New Delhi to shut

Delhi environment and industries minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa stated on X that the decision would help improve the city’s environment and reduce pollution.

New Delhi: The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) on Wednesday issued orders to close 93 units operating without permission in the Hyderpur redevelopment area.

The committee, on its X account, stated that the action was taken as part of ongoing enforcement measures.

The committee, on its X account, stated that the action was taken as part of ongoing enforcement measures. “We urge citizens to actively report violations and support enforcement efforts for a cleaner environment,” stated the X post.

Delhi environment and industries minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa stated on X that the decision would help improve the city’s environment and reduce pollution. “Our government is working around the clock with unwavering commitment to make Delhi pollution-free and clean. Taking a significant step in this direction, the DPCC has issued orders to shut down 93 units operating without authorisation in the Hyderpur redevelopment area, following an inspection,” he stated.

The minister added that the Delhi government is working to close down other illegally operating establishments. He stated, “Under chief minister Rekha Gupta, the government is taking strict action against unauthorised establishments and activities that are rendering Delhi’s air toxic. Any compromise with public health will not be tolerated.”