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SV LABS PVT. LTD. SY.NO. 501, 506 AND 507, KOYYALAGUDEM VILLAGE,

CHOUTUPPAL MANDAL, YADADRI BHUVANAGIRI DISTRICT, TELANGANA

3. PUBLIC CONSULTATION

Project No. 0118‐21‐02January 2018

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

SV Labs Pvt. Ltd Environmental Impact Assessment Report

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13. PUBLIC CONSULTATION 13.0 Introduction

The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, (MoEF&CC) Government of India

issued Environmental Impact Assessment notification S.O. 1533 dated September 16, 2006

mandating prior environmental clearance for manufacture of (Bulk drugs and intermediates

excluding drug formulations) industry under category ‘A’ for projects located outside notified

industrial area/estate. The proposed expansion project of SV Labs Pvt. Ltd., is located at Sy. No.

501, 506 & 507, Koyyalagudem Village, Choutuppal Mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District,

Telangana. The proponents obtained the terms of reference from the MoEF&CC, which mandated

public consultation vide letter no. F.No. J-11011/301/2015-IA II (I) dated 05.03.2016.

Accordingly the draft Environmental Impact Assessment was submitted to Regional Officer,

Telangana State Pollution Control Board, Regional Office Nalgonda District for conducting public

hearing. The public hearing for the proposed expansion of bulk drug and intermediate

manufacturing unit was conducted on 14.11.2017 neat the industry site. The public hearing was

chaired by The public hearing was chaired by Sri Ravi Gugulothu, Joint Collector & Addl.

District Magistrate, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district and Sri P. Jawaharlal, Environmental

Engineer, Telangana State Pollution Control Board, Regional office, Nalgonda district.

13.1 Advertisement

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

proposed expansion was issued in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express”

(English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017. 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.



13.2 Concerns expressed by public

Table 13.1 Concerns Raised in Public Hearing and Responses S.No Issue raised by Issue Proponent’s Response

1 Sri Macherla Krishna, Sarpanch, Koyyalagudem

He stated that the industry started in 2001 in 6 acres land. The villagers faced problems due to pollution from the industries located in and around the area. The pollution created differences among villagers. He requested for implementation of pollution abatement measures by the industries. He complimented the industry for contributing to the development of village, and requested to provide jobs to local people. He extended the support for expansion.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He assured that the additional equipment will be installed under expansion and latest technology will also be adopted to upgrade the equipment. Proponent informed that the presently 100 employees are from local area out of 138 employees in industry, he assured that the employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

2 Sri K. Bhoopal Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that earlier some problems are noticed but as on today no problems are noticed. Now the pollution is reduced. This industry provided employment to the local people and about 75% are from the local area only. He supported the proposed expansion of the existing unit.

The proponent assured that the pollution control equipment will be operated through out and pollution levels will be maintained within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. Employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

3 Sri P. Yadagiri, R/o Koyyalagudem

He supported proposed expansion as there was no pollution problem from this industry. M/s. SV labs is better company comparatively with others. He sought employment to the local people and participation of industry in village development by taking up of development activities like laying of CC roads, drinking water supply, community toilets etc and requested the industry to ensure pollution free environment.

The proponent assured that the pollution control equipment will be operated through out and pollution levels will be maintained within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. Employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent stated that One CC road was already laid in the village and two other roads are under active consideration. Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram,



Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly. He also stated that they contributed to the construction of Gram Panchayath building in Koyyalagudem. The company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. Contribution to CSR will continue.

4 Sri P. Ram Reddy, R/o Dharmojigudem

He supported the proposed expansion as this industry is almost free from pollution. He requested the industry to continue the implementation of pollution abatement measures, employment to the locals, 2% CSR funds shall be given to the surrounding villages. The industry to take up health camps etc. in the surrounding villages.

The proponent assured that the pollution control equipment will be operated through out and pollution levels will be maintained within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He assured that the additional equipment will be installed under expansion and latest technology will also be adopted to upgrade the equipment. Employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent informs that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue the cooperation and participation in future also. He assured monetary and material help for the proposed shill development centre and assured to take-up two water treatment plants to meet the dirking water requirement.

5 Sri K. Srinivas Reddy, MPTC, Lakkaram

He stated that Choutuppal Mandal was affected with water pollution. Some industries discharged effluent into bores resulting in the contamination of ground water. He wanted that the polluting units should be closed and pollution free units may be continued, He sought 50% of employment to local people and 90% should be from Telangana State. He extended conditional support

The proponent assured that the pollution control equipment will be operated through out and pollution levels will be maintained within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He assured that the additional equipment will be installed under expansion and latest technology will also be adopted to upgrade the equipment. Employment shall be given to the local people



to the expansion of industry subject to the implementation of pollution control measures and requested not to pollute water and air.

based on the qualification and skills.

6 Sri M. Satyanarayana, R/o Jiblakpalli

He stated that due to industries air and water is contaminated. He stated that wolfs, peacocks and rabbits were not found in the villages anymore due to pollution. He opposed the proposed expansion of the unit.

The proponent assured that the pollution control equipment will be operated through out and pollution levels will be maintained within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB.

7 Sri M. Shankar, R/o Koyyalagudem

He opposed the setting up of new industry or expansion of existing chemical industries. He stated that the life span of the people decreased due to pollution. He owed to fight against the polluting units.


8 Sri Malkapuram Narasimha, MPTC, D. Nagaram

He stated that he used to visit the industries regularly and complimented M/s. SV Labs Pvt. Ltd for maintaining pollution control measures. He stated that the industry provided employment to a tune of 70% to the local people. The industry shall develop 30% greenbelt and provide CSR funds to the villages. He extended his support for the proposed expansion.

Proponent assured that the employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres and assured that additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The Proponent assured to continue the cooperation and participation in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths in future also. He assured monetary and material help for the proposed shill development centre and assured to take-up two water treatment plants to meet the dirking water requirement.

9 Sri Raghuma Reddy, R/o Tangedapally

He stated that no intimation was given about public hearing. The industries failed to provide employment to the local people. The people employed in these units were underpaid. Water pollution is severe in these areas and bore wells giving polluted and coloured water. He opposed

The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017. The proponent stated that there are totally 130



the expansion. members working in this unit, with 100 of them hailing from local villages. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. Additional equipment will be installed under expansion and latest technology will also be adopted to upgrade the equipment.

10 Sri Venkanna Goud He wanted the TSPCB to take action against erring industries. He has stated that this industry may not be polluting one and has fared better in controlling pollution, the industry shall give jobs to locals and funds to all the affected villages. He extended his support to the expansion of the industry.

Proponent assured that the employment shall be given to the local people based on the qualification and skills. Proponent assured to continue the cooperation and participation in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths of surrounding villages.

11 Sri Girish, R/o Koyyalagudem

He raised the issue of employment to the local people. He complained that the villagers were not informed about the Public Hearing. CSR funds were not provided to the village for undertaking of the development activities. The village was subjected to foul smell from the industry during the evenings and opposed the proposed expansion.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Gram panchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. He informed that the drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly. Teachers engaged by the local body are paid salaries as part of improving the education standards in villages. Books and uniforms are supplied to the children.

The proponent informed that Pollution control



equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB.

12 Sri Kandi Laxma Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that there is benefit as well as loss due to companies. He alleged that there were no crops in this area due to polluted water. This industry shall provide employment to local people. He supported the proposed expansion.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

13 Sri Rachakonda Nagaiah, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated SV labs is a good one, other companies also should maintain on par with SV Labs. He stated that other units in the surrounding areas should emulate this industry as a model unit and supported the proposed expansion. He sought jobs to local people.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to local people based on qualification and skills.

14 Sri Komatireddy Pradeep Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He expressed his opposition to the proposed expansion.


15 Sri P. Sai, R/o Koyyalagudem

He complained that there was no information on public hearing in the village and surroundings. He alleged that not even 10% of the local people were provided employment in the unit and at least 17 members were not provided with employment though the industry existed for the last 17 years, He wanted that all the industries should be closed forthwith and opposed the expansion.

The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, with 100 of them hailing from surrounding villages.

16 Sri Komatireddy Prabhakar Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem, Ex-ward member

While extending his full support to the industry, he stated that the industry was established by the local entrepreneurs and should be supported. He complimented the industry for providing maximum local employment and requested to provide additional employment to local people.

Proponent assured that employment shall be given to local people based on qualification and skills. The proponent assured to take up two water treatment plants to meet drinking water requirement.



He requested to set up 3 drinking water treatment plants in the village and to cooperate for the development of the village.

17 Sri Shekhar, R/o Dharmojigudem

He stated that the industry is implementing pollution control measures. He supported the expansion of industry to ensure overall development of the area.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will follow the standards prescribed by Ministry of environment forests and climate change and TSPCB.

18 Sri Rajesh Reddy, R/o Jyothinagar

He gave a call to boycott the public hearing as there was no information and there was no public participation. He stated that the industries in the surrounding areas are polluting the lands, air etc. He sought details of CSR funds and to whom it was given. He challenged the supporters to substantiate their views. The company is not providing any funds to the villagers. He opposed the public hearing and the expansion also.

The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017. The proponent stated that

They had contributed to the construction of Gram Panchayath building in Koyyalagudem. One CC road was already laid in the village and two other roads are under active consideration. Teachers engaged by the local body are paid salaries as part of improving the education standards of the children in the villages. Books and uniforms are supplied to the children. Incentives to promising and bright children will be considered to encourage them to attain higher levels academically. The company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. Contribution to CSR will continue. They had contributed for the construction of temple in the village, digging bore wells to meet water requirements and assured to take up two water



treatment plants to meet the drinking water requirement. They had assured monetary and material help for the proposed Skill Development Centre.

19 Sri B. Nagasena Reddy, NGO, Nalgonda

While expressing his support to the proposed expansion, he stressed the need to spend the CSR funds contributed by the industry should be spent for the development purposes in surrounding areas only.

The proponent stated that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Gram panchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. He assured that contribution to CSR will continue. He assured monetary and material help for the proposed shill development centre and assured to take-up two water treatment plants to meet the dirking water requirement.

20 Sri Kolan Srinivas Reddy, Nalgonda Youth Associations Co-ordinator, Allapuram

He stated that the youth should be aroused and alleged that the local people are not aware of this Public Hearing and, only leaders of the area were informed about the event. He requested the local political leaders not support the expansion. He requested the officials to visit the surrounding villages in the evening to experience the impact of pollution. He demanded that the industries in the area shall be shifted to proposed Mucherla Pharma City. He demanded that the views of the leaders on the present expansion should not be considered. He opposed the proposed expansion.

The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017.

21 Sri Chandrashekhar Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He wanted that the venue of the Public hearing should be within the village and not near to the unit and demanded an explanation for conducting the Public hearing in an open place away from habitation. While opposing the proposed expansion, he sought information on the details of number of people provided with employment. He opposed the proposed expansion.

The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, and 100 of them hail from surrounding villages.



22 Sri Surekanti Venkat Reddy, R/o Choutuppal

He stated that development of industries was essential and so was the consequent pollution. He complimented the PCB for closing down 150 polluting units. He cited the example of developed countries where industries were operating despite some adverse impacts on the surroundings. He stressed the need to implement CSR activities including setting up of water treatment plants. He requested to support the expansion of the unit. He supported the proposed expansion as it would help socio economic development of the local people.

The Proponent assured to continue the cooperation and participation in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths. He assured monetary and material help for the proposed skill development centre and assured to take-up two water treatment plants to meet the dirking water requirement

23 Sri Venkataswamy, R/o Tangedapally

While supporting the proposed expansion, he requested the PCB officials to inspect the area frequently to monitor the levels of pollution.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB.

24 Sri Malla Reddy, R/o Lakkaram

While supporting the proposed expansion, he stated that people from Narayanapur, Chityala and other surrounding mandals apart from Choutuppal were working in this industrial unit, more employment would be provided in the proposed expansion. He stated that not even a drop of effluent was spilled out of their premises so far and complimented the industry for implementing pollution control measures. He informed that due to the expansion, about 300 persons can be additionally employed in this unit.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to local people based on qualification and skills.

25 Sri Venkatesh, R/o Lingojigudem

He has asserted that this industrial unit is working very well without pollution. He has stated that the SPM (dust) from the boiler is very well contained with the installation of pollution control equipment. The sludge generated from the ETP is sent to Ramky for further treatment. He complimented the management for providing

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.



employment to the tune of 80% to the local people, only skilled workers with special expertise were engaged from the outside and providing books, uniforms to the school children. He supported the expansion.

The proponent stated that Books and uniforms are supplied to the children.

26 Sri P. Madhusudan Reddy, R/o Jyothinagar

He stated that the villagers are facing loses due to industrial pollution and establishment of industries and there is no benefit to the people in any way. He complained that the odour emanating at 4 'o' clock at dawn from various industrial unit made their life miserable. He alleged that the employees of the industry should not be given a chance to offer their opinion. He also stated that there was no information to the locals on the public hearing. He opposed the expansion.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017.

27 Sri Gurram Narasa Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that his health was affected due to pollution emanating from the Industries. He opposed the deployment of Police. He alleged that even complaints against the industries were not entertained by the authorities and opposed the proposed expansion.


28 Sri Kanakala Chandraiah, R/o Koyyalagudem and Ex-ward member

He stated in general that the water was polluted in this area previously and did not point out specifically against this unit. The industry has to implement pollution control measures to avoid pollution in the area. He supported the Industry.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He assured that the additional equipment will be installed under expansion and latest technology will also be adopted to upgrade the equipment.

29 Sri Jangaiah, R/o Yellambavi

He stated that earlier the area got polluted. He stated that they are visiting the industries every month and this particular unit operating without any pollution.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the



norms stipulated by the authorities. 30 Sri Katta Srinivas,

R/o Nalgonda and RTI activist

He has stated that the establishment of industries is essential to development and also to provide employment to the growing numbers. However, it is also equally essential to implement pollution control measures by the industry for air and water pollution. While supporting the expansion, he wanted that the industry should gain-the confidence of the local people.


31 Sri Chintala Sailoo, R/o Choutuppal and District Congress Party

While supporting the proposed expansion, he stated that the previous management provided employment to the local people and hoped that the new management would continue the same practice. Due to the establishment of the industries, this area developed. He requested the management to provide water purification plants and participate in the measures to improve the education facilities in the area of SC / ST weaker sections. He requested to appoint separate PCB office to Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District. He supported the expansion subject to implementation of the pollution control measures.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to local people based on qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to take up two water treatment plants to meet the drinking water requirement. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

32 Sri Y. Chennakesava Reddy, NGO, R/o Hyderabad

While expressing his support for expansion, he gave suggestions to the industry. He stated that CSR funds should be spent within 10 km radius of impact zone to implement development activities. Preference shall be given to the local people in employment and wages should be paid in accordance with the minimum wages stipulated by the Government and appropriate salaries to be paid depending on the skill. CETPs should be established and treated water should be utililsed to manufacture by-products within

The Proponent stated that Contribution to CSR will continue. The Proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, and 100 of them hail from local villages. He was prepared to furnish the names of the personnel also. Only some expert members working in the process were drawn from non-local areas depending on the requirement. The Proponent informed that Drinking water is



various units after obtaining necessary permission. Check dams should be constructed to harvest the rainwater and to re-charge the underground water table. Borewells shall be dug up only after obtaining permission from the concerned Tahsildars only. Water is not potable in this area, hence public water supply system should be improved by utilizing CSR funds. A Committee needs to be constituted to prioritize the works to be taken up under CSR activities. There are endangered species existing in this area which need to be protected carefully. Details of solid waste generation and the details of disposal should be exhibited at the main gate. Similarly number of employees working and their wage rates also should be made public to avoid apprehensions. ZLD facilities should be maintained and operated. Plantation should be done in 33% of the plant area.

being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly. The Proponent stated that they had contributed to digging bore wells to meet water requirements and assured to take up two water treatment plants to meet drinking water requirement. The proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion.

33 Sri Venkatesh, R/o Dharmojigudem

He alleged that minimum wages were not paid and minimum facilities not provided to the employees and around 60 acres of surrounding area affected due to the 6 acre plant. He opposed the expansion.


34 Sri P. Srinivas Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He supported the expansion of the industry, subject to fulfillment of the norms stipulated by the central and state governments. He requested the utilisation of CSR funds locally and compensation to the farmers to be increased.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent stated that they will continue their cooperation and participation in future also and



contribution for CSR will continue 35 Sri Talla Yadagiri Goud,

R/o Peepalpahad He stated that there is no intimation regarding the public hearing. He opposed the proposed expansion and alleged that CSR funds are not utilizing in the affected areas and are diverted to other areas. He requested to support the tribal villages.

The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017. The Proponent informed that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. Contribution to CSR will continue.

36 Sri H. Madhu Babu, NGO, R/o Hyderabad

While extending support to the proposed expansion, he stated that manufacturing process of Bulk drugs and Intermediates invariably generates pollution. The levels of pollution should be contained by adopting suitable pollution control measures. The impact assessment studies covering an area of 10 Km radius were conducted by the environmental consultants, which indicated marginal increase and suitable methods were also prescribed in the Environment Management Plan. The consultants carried out their studies as per EIA Notification, 2006 and Terms of Reference issued by the MoEF&CC. He requested the inclusion of two more items covering Health Status of villagers and Crop production levels in the impact zone. Samples need to be collected as part of EIA preparation. Samples of crop production capacity in impact zone need to be recorded. Similarly survey needs to be conducted on the health status of the people. Capacity of Water harvesting systems need to be increased as part of conservation of

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The Proponent informed that Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly. The Proponent informed that teachers engaged by the local body are paid salaries as part of improving the education standards of the children in the villages. Books and uniforms are supplied to



water. Coverage of area under Green belt should be increased to 50%. Drinking water should be provided to the people in affected areas. Similarly, medical camps should also be held regularly to help the local people. Uniforms and books to the students also to be distributed to improve the education status. A coordination committee should be formed to oversee the activities taken up under CSR and the funds should be spent in affected villages. He supported the proposed expansion.

the children. Incentives to promising and bright children will be considered to encourage them to attain higher levels academically.

37 Sri V. Sunanda Reddy, NGO, R/o Hyderabad

While unconditionally supporting the proposed expansion, he stated that earlier experiences should not be the basis for rejecting the proposal of expansion of the existing operating unit. The first problem is unemployment. Pollution abatement measures should be undertaken with joint participation, wherein the cost should be shared among the stake holders in proportion. More number of plants to be planted to control the pollution. Skill development training shall be given to the local youth so that they can get employment anywhere. State and Central Governments should provide to a tune of 3 to 4 lakhs jobs only and the remaining should be provided by private industry sector. He supported the proposed expansion.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The proponent assured monetary and material help for the proposed Skill Development Centre.

38 Sri Goli Yadagiri, R/o D. Nagaram and ex-ward memeber

He alleged that information on public hearing was not provided and local people were not aware of this public hearing. Several industries were expanded previously and alleged that No Objection Certificates were issued clandestinely, without any consent from the local people. He stated that the areas were developed as tourist

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement



hubs due to proximity of Hyderabad and several holiday resorts were also constructed nearer to the National Highway. He opposed the proposed expansion.

for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017.

39 Sri Gaddam Narasimha, Ex-Sarpanch R/o Koyyalagudem

He questioned the selection of venue of public hearing and there is no intimation to the general public He wanted to know why the public hearing was conducted without publicity among the people. He stated that people were made to purchase the water due to pollution. Water and food were also purchased now whereas the people earlier never resorted to this practice. He questioned the necessity of conducting medical camps and subjecting the people to diseases due to pollution. He opposed the proposed expansion and appealed to the Government not to permit any expansion of chemical industry. He requested the Joint Collector to send the views expressed by the people without any deviation to the Government,

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent informed that Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly. The proponent stated that the Paper advertisement for public hearing was given in “Andhra Jyothi” (Telugu daily) and “The New Indian Express” (English daily) newspapers on 14.10.2017.

40 Sri Tirumalesh, R/o D. Nagaram

He stated that all industries are polluting the surrounding area. However, if this industry implement all the pollution control measures and provide employment to locals, he would support the expansion.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, with 100 of them hailing from local villages. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local



people based on the qualification and skills. 41 Sri A. Venkateshwarlu,

BC sankshema sangam R/o Veliminedu

Setting up of industries should be encouraged and the Government introduced TS-iPASS to simplify the procedure. He stated that, pollution is affecting the villages and alleged that CSR funds should be spent in local areas, but, the officials diverted the funds and spent in non-affected areas, and not connected areas with the industries. The industries should conduct medical camps periodically. He alleged that SC, ST and BCs were not provided employment. The workers were paid a paltry sum of Rs.5,000/- per month even though they possess Post Graduate qualification, which was much below the salary paid to the teachers who were paid Rs. 10,000/-per month. A study circle may also be set up for imparting the coaching. The management should pay compensation to farmers and shepherds. He supported the proposed expansion. Plantation should be done in villages.

The Proponent informed that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. Contribution to CSR will continue. The proponent assured monetary and material help for the proposed Skill Development Centre. The proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion.

42 Sri Nandipati Ravi Kumar, NGO, R/o Nalgonda

He sought provision of local employment. The Pharma industries should be shifted to proposed Pharma City in Rangareddy District where CETP and other facilities would be constructed exclusively for pharma and chemical industries. He suggested to spend CSR funds within the affected villages only. He Supported the expansion of the existing industries.

The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, with 100 of them from surrounding villages. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

43 Sri Venkanna, R/o Nalgonda

He stated that central and state governments are encouraging the industries as it would provide employment. He complimented the PCB officials for taking effective steps to control pollution. Nearly 120 polluting units were closed by them.

The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.



He sought employment and facilities to the local people. He supported the proposed expansion.

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities in and contribution to CSR will continue.

44 Sri Vijaya Reddy, NGO, R/o Hyderabad

He stated that Article.19 of the constitution permits the people to conduct their business, whereas Article.21 guaranteed right to live. The industry should be permitted to expand their activity but with a rider that they carry out the business by way of implementation of pollution abatement measures. He stated that the MoEF&CC provided only 7 to 8 parameters on which the environmental consultants were expected to prepare the EIA, whereas 3 other important sectors were left out. The sectors are related to agriculture, animal husbandry and human development. He advised the consultants to prepare baseline data on these three parameters also. He suggested to increase the area under green belt from existing 33% to 66%. He stated that water would be made available under Mission Bhagiratha and from Kaleshwaram project. Hence, he advised the industries to supplement the rain water harvesting schemes. Visiting hours should be indicated and exhibited near the gate so that environmentalists and others would be able to see the functioning of the industries and implementation of pollution control measures. He supported the proposed expansion.

The proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion.

45 Sri Ram Reddy, Ex-Sarpanch, Dhothigudem

He was of the view that air, water and land were polluted and even underground water was also polluted due to pumping of effluent into the bore wells. He put the blame on PCB officials for

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured



unabated pollution. He questioned the veracity in permitting the expansion of industries here, when Mucherla Pharma City is proposed would be able to cater to the needs of pharma industry. He demanded that the industries shall be shifted from here. He appealed the people to oppose the proposed expansion of this unit. He alleged that not even 17 members from the village were provided employment. He felt that there would be no scope to increase the area of planting within the industry premises and opposed the proposed expansion.

that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, with 100 employees from surrounding villages. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

46 Sri P. Ashok, R/o Koyyalagudem

He alleged that no information was made available on the unit and as well as on the public hearing. Weavers who sit in the pit for weaving were facing sever back pain problems. Ground water used to be available within 120 feet earlier, but now the depth of ground water had gone down to 1000 feet. The farmers were subjected to diseases due to pollution. He felt that the pollution level would increase further as soon as the completion and commission of 60 new reactors from the existing 10 reactors. He opposed the proposed expansion of the unit.


47 Sri L. Venkatesh Goud, INTUC President, Choutuppal Division

He stated that pollution would be natural outcome of the chemical industry, The pollution abatement measures should be implemented. He stated that wages should be paid as stipulated in minimum wages act and provide jobs to locals. He appealed to the industry to contribute liberally to the all round development of the area. He supported the proposed expansion.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.



48 Sri K. Buchi Reddy, R/o Dharmajigudem

He extended support for the proposed expansion as there was no problem regarding pollution from this unit.


49 Sri Jala Mallesh, R/o Dharmojigudem

He extended his full support to the proposed expansion of this unit subject to implementation of the pollution control measures and provide jobs to the local people.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

50 Sri Pratap Reddy, BJP Kisan Morcha State Secretary, r/o. Aregudem

He cited the pollution problem from two other units in his village. Both units polluted the ground water. The people in his village are suffering from itching sensation and odour became unbearable. He stated that the stretch between Koyyalagudem to Reddybavi became totally polluted and people should oppose any expansion of chemical industry in this region. He opposed the proposed expansion.


51 Sri Pridhviraju, Journalist, Nalgonda

He stated that Choutuppal area became prominent place and economic hub, due to location of several industrial units and Choutuppal is a central place for all industrial units located in this belt. Industries in this region should adhere to the norms stipulated by the




TSPCB and implement pollution abatement measures. He extended his support to the proposed expansion.

52 Sri Padma Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

While extending his support for the proposed expansion, he stated that the industry shall take required measures to control pollution.


53 Sri Md. Ibrahim, R/o Koyyalagudem & Mandal Parishd Co-Option Member, Choutuppal

He expressed his opposition to the proposed expansion as the surrounding area totally polluted and resembled Patancheru industrial hub in Medak District. He alleged that the people in this area were subjected to diseases due to pollution emanated from the industries. Water became polluted and back of weavers who weave the cloths became bent and were unable to continue their profession. He opposed the proposed expansion.


54 Sri K. Siva Prasad, R/o Koyyalagudem

He complained against local industries for not providing assured jobs of 50% in their units to locals. He alleged that not even 50 members were provided employment.

The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

55 Sri M. Nagaraju, R/o Bhuvanagiri

He demanded to publish white paper on the employment provided to the local people. He alleged that Pharma industries were the main polluters and ladies were not able to conceive due to high pollution levels. He questioned the way of the public hearing being conducted without providing adequate publicity among the affected villages. He sought employment to locals.

The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members, 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured



that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

56 Sri Anil Kumar, R/o Koyyalagudem

He supported the proposed expansion of the existing unit as this unit was not contributed to the pollution problems faced in the region and the same was demonstrated before PCB officials.


57 Sri D. Narsi Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He felt that there was no problem from this unit on pollution front. He supported the proposed expansion of the industry subject to-providing jobs to locals.


58 Sri Bali Reddy, R/o Dhotigudem

He opposed the proposed expansion as air and water was totally polluted in this area by the industries.


59 Sri Gurram Peddi Reddy, R/o Dhotigudem

Ha stated that the pollution affected the generation of people who lost their existence. Farmers were totally affected due to water pollution. He expressed his opposition to the expansion of the industry in this area.


60 Sri Ch. Bal Reddy, R/o Dhotigudem

He expressed his opposition to the proposed expansion of the existing unit as air and water polluted in the area.


61 Sri Chandrashekhar, NGO He supported the proposed expansion and The proponent informed that at present Green belt



requested the management of industry to provide employment to the local people. He opined to increase the area under green belt as an eco friendly measure. He demanded that the CSR funds shall be spent within the village for providing drinking water facility and also to conduct health camps.

covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The proponent assured to provide employment to local villagers based on skill levels and educational qualification. The Proponent informed that Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly.

62 Sri P. Rajender Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He expressed his opposition to the expansion as it would cause pollution.


63 Sri U. Mahesh, R/o Lakkaram

He opposed the expansion of the industry, and did not assign any reason.


64 Sri D. Malla Reddy, R/o Dothigudem

He stated that Choutuppal and Pochampalii mandals were affected due to pollution from the pharma units. About 10 members from this region became incapacitated due to pollution. Water became scarcer and crops could not get sufficient water for at least 6 months due to drawl of ground water by the industries. He has alleged that the TDS of ground water, which is the main source of water supply, has increased to 16,800.




He opposed the proposed expansion. 65 Sri A. Venkatesh,

DYFI District Convenor He contended that water sources were totally polluted. He questioned the conducting of the public hearing as the area is already polluted. While expressing his opposition to the proposed industry, he suggested the shifting of the industries to the proposed Pharma City where necessary treatment facilities would be provided by the State.


66 Sri R. Praveen Reddy, R/o Yellagiri

He opposed the expansion of the industry, and did not assign any reason.


67 Sri Uday Bhaskar, R/o Yellagiri

He expressed his opposition to the proposed expansion of the unit without assigning any reason.


68 Sri Kandi Ravikanth Reddy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He supported the proposed expansion of the unit and owner of the agriculture land adjacent to the industry premises. He stated that compensation to the farmers were paid once in 6 months regularly by the industry. The industry is supplying 20,000 Ltrs of potable water daily to school children. He questioned the veracity of the speakers who opposed the expansion of the existing industry, which is operating without any hassles of pollution.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent informed that Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly.

69 Sri Srihari, Upasarpanch, He stated that the area was declared as industrial The proponent stated that Pollution control



Dharmajigudem zone, hence the industries were set up here and carrying out their operations. He suggested that a coordination committee to be set up to oversee the implementation of welfare measures as well as pollution abatement measures undertaken by the industry. He supported the proposed expansion.

equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that

They had contributed to the construction of Gram Panchayath building in Koyyalagudem. One CC road was already laid in the village and two other roads are under active consideration. Teachers engaged by the local body are paid salaries as part of improving the education standards of the children in the villages. Books and uniforms are supplied to the children. Incentives to promising and bright children will be considered to encourage them to attain higher levels academically. The company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also. Contribution to CSR will continue. They had contributed for the construction of temple in the village, digging bore wells to meet water requirements and assured to take up two water treatment plants to meet the drinking water requirement. They had assured monetary and material help for the proposed Skill Development Centre.

70 Sri B. Shankar Madiga He stated that the area was originally affected by florosis and sought to implement necessary anti florosis measures. The youth in this area faced with the limb problems and requested the

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent assured to provide 2 more water



industry to supplement the anti-florosis activities undertaken by the Government. He supported the proposed expansion. He sought employment to the local youth.

treatment plants in the village.

71 Sri G. Laxma Reddy, R/o Dhotigudem

He stated that the loss of crops became a normal feature in this region due to polluted water. Odour problem is prevalent and occurs regularly. He opposed the expansion of the industries in this region.


72 Sri A. Sudarshan Kumar, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that the area was subjected to air and water pollution. Small children and aged people were affected lot due to severity of pollution in this area. Ground water was totally contaminated in this area and was not fit for irrigation purpose also. He demanded payment of minimum of wage of Rs.18,000/- to the unskilled workers. He supported the proposed expansion of the industry, subject to not withdrawing ground water from this area, providing jobs to locals and the fulfillment of the norms stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

73 Sri Eswar Kumar, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that many people were not aware of the public hearing and their organization has visited the surrounding villages and obtained their opinion in writing and the same have been submitted to the panel. He opposed the expansion of the existing unit without citing any reason specifically against this unit.




74 Sri U. Satyanarayana, Social Worker, Koyyalagudem

He stated that this industrial unit was established well before the other units came into existence. He felt that industries were essential to ensure development and to provide employment to the growing population. He sought jobs and labour contracts within the industries should be given to the local people who were capable of doing such jobs. He supported the expansion of the present unit.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to local people based on qualification and skill level.

75 Sri Md. Raffiq Somi, R/o Koyyalagudem

He stated that permission were accorded by the previous Sarpanches for locating the various industrial units without considering their pollution potential. He supported the expansion of the present unit.


76 Sri K. Charan, R/o Koyyalagudem

He supported the proposed expansion. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

77 Gurram Srinivas, NGO He sought to implement pollution control measures and provide jobs to locals. He supported the expansion of the present unit.


78 Sri B. Sudhakar, Member, MRPS,

He supported the proposed expansion as the foundation for the industry was permitted long

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and



R/o Koyyalagudem back. He felt that it is not proper at this juncture to oppose the expansion of the existing operating industry.

pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

79 Sri P. Yadagiri, President, MRPS, Choutuppal

He felt that arrack which spoiled the health of the people who consumed the liquor was not banned and people never opposed the sale of liquor. Whereas the same persons are opposing the industry. He supported the proposed expansion of the industry which was established long back.


80 Sri Ganesh, R/o Koyyalagudem

He expressed his resentment over the way the public hearing was held without the participation of local people. He opposed the expansion.


81 Sri Swamy, R/o Koyyalagudem

He sought provision of employment to the local people and implementation of pollution control measures. He wanted to know the details of number of trees planted and their survival percentage which are supplied by the government. He requested the industry to distribute the plants to the villagers for planting in their homestead lands and sought active participation of the industry in developmental activities undertaken by the Villages located in the vicinity of the industry. He supported the expansion of the existing unit.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to local people based on qualification and skill level. The Proponent stated that the company is participating in community development activities undertaken by Grampanchayaths and assured to continue their cooperation and participation in future also.



82 Sri Sandeep Kumar, PDSU Divison Secretary

He alleged that the management of the industry and public representatives were colluded. He questioned the plying of unauthorized effluent tankers and vehicles carrying solid waste used for dumping in waste lands. He raised the issue of non-fulfillment of the promises made by the industries, during the Public hearings. He alleged that the industry was located on the land belonging to Wakf Board. He opposed the proposed expansion of the industry.


83 Sri Nagaraju Reddy, R/o Darmojigudem

He stated that the water resources were polluted and was not potable. He questioned the necessity of supplying branded water for distribution among the participant public. He has also raised the issue of non-utilization of water extracted from the bore wells by the managements of the industries located in and around the village. He vehemently opposed the proposed expansion of industries located in the Choutuppal belt.

The Proponent informed that Drinking water is being supplied to the needy villages i.e., D. Nagaram, Yellambavi and to primary schools also regularly.

84 Sri Harinath, R/o D. Nagaram

He questioned the PH values of the treated water supplied by the industries in the surrounding area. He alleged that even filter water PH values was not up to the standards. He was critical about the claims made by the industry on treatment of effluent or solid waste. However, he supported the operation of existing industries by following the norms stipulated for such industries, but opposed expansion. Skin diseases were prevalent among the people. The people were experiencing other problems due to air pollution. He expressed his doubt over the fate of people after 20 years due to unabated pollution and habitability of the villages.




Table 13.2 Response to Public Representations S. No

Represented by Representation Proponent’s Response

1 Vootkuri Sunanda Reddy, Environmentalist

While extending support to the proposed expansion, he gave the following suggestions 1) He stated that the E.I.A. report prepared is

satisfactory. He suggested that if it is possible, along with Baseline regarding Air, Water and the land, to take the details of health status, crop harvesting, and geographical water reports, the environmental balance will be useful as a measuring tool for protecting the environment. He suggested to gather such details and he desired to incorporate in the final report.

2) He mentioned that the rain water as per the

district rainfall details in the 6 acres of land held by M/s. S.V. Labs Pvt. Ltd., shall be approx.2 crores ltrs. In this the water accumulated as geographical resources shall be less than 40 lakhs ltrs. approx. As per your report, the water utilized for the industry will be approx.4.00 crores ltrs. Due to this huge difference, in the water utilization, the effect will be on environmental equilibrium. Therefore, to prevent this, to store the water for utilizing the rain water as far as possible, and to make the rain water as a geographical resource, he suggested to make water ponds, in the surrounding area of industry, to make increase the rain water as geographical water wherever there is a possibility, to make arrangement to

The Proponent informed that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.



store rain water as far as possible, and requested to protect water equilibrium.

3) He appreciated the proposed intention to grow

33% of trees in the land possessed by the industry. As an environmentalist, he mentioned that there are limited natural resources in the country. But due to increase in the population at 10 crores for every 10 years additionally, the pressure is more on natural resources. Therefore, he suggested that if it is possible, to prepare plans for growing of trees at least 45% to 50%.

4) He requested to carry out growing of trees

through Village Plantation programme and grow greenery in the vicinity of industry and nearby villages.

5) In the same way he request to do avenue

plantation on the roads nearby to the villages of the industry. He suggested to give preference to fruit bearing plants, and medicinal value plants other than the normal trees in the tree plantation programme being carried out by the industry.

6) He requested to give much preference to the

local people and provide jobs to the youngsters in the surrounding villages of your industry.

7) He felt that if the skill development training is

imparted to the nearby villages unemployed youth, they can work with an expertise in the



industry as far as the industry require them to work. The remaining because they had undergone training, they shall have opportunity to work in other industries, to gain employment opportunities. With this the villagers shall have faith on the industry management and shall also be grateful about the industry.

8) He suggested to spend the C.S.R. funds

together with villagers, government officials and management of the industry by forming a coordination committee, not by selecting to do the target oriented works but, elect the demand oriented works, expend the C.S.R. funds in a transparent way as per the desire of public and gain the confidence of the villagers.

9) He felt that the company should grow ideally

by ensuring there is no environmental pollution and protecting it.

2 V.S. Chari, Environmental Social Worker ChoutuppalMandal Yadadri – Bhuvanagiri Dist

He stated that since the industry was established they had not polluted the air and water directly or indirectly. He also stated that the company is using multiple evaporations to treat waste water, scrubbers to treat polluted air and the company is sending the solid waste to Ranky dump yard and also observed the interest of the company towards greenery development. He supported the proposed expansion.


3 Lavanam Chandrashekar, President, Sri Vamshi Arts Academy (Social Voluntary Organisation)

He extended his support for the proposed expansion and requested to provide jobs to the local people and to utilize the C.S.R. Funds for the developmental works.




The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

4 Valigonda Srinivas State President Telangana Dalitha Bahujana Students Federation, Hyderabad

While supporting the proposed expansion he suggested to provide employment to young people of surrounding villages and extended his support to expansion.


5 Residents of S.C.Colony, Koyyalagudem

They extended conditional support to the expansion of industry subject to the following conditions based on Public Opinion was sought on 14-11-2017.

They should be given employment in this S.V. Labs company. Suitable measures have to be taken up for not polluting the environment and water. The company should ensure there is no foul smell, leaving from the factory And the company has to construct a water plant in SC colony.

They also declared that if the company fails extend their support on above issues, they have right to ask the company management and also requested management to take care that the residents should not become ill in future.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

6 Easam Ravi, P. Madhu Babu, Mala Mahajana Samithi

They stated that based on meeting of Collecting Public Opinion, organized by the company on 14-11-2017, they have no objection and extended their support the expansion subject to eradicate the unemployment by providing employment, ensuring there is no environmental pollution and

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and



operate according to the government rules and regulations.


7 PogulaBala Krishna, M. Ramesh, K.C.R. Yuvasena, Nalgonda

They stated that in the people’s opinion gathering meeting organized by the Company, they had very much liked the promises given by the company for providing employment. They extended their support to the proposed expansion and desired that the company have to run as per the rules and regulations of the government. Ensure that there is no harm to environment and suitable measures are adopted significantly for not causing pollution to earth, water and air should take proper measures, and requested the company to provide employment to these villagers and the old Nalgonda Villagers also. They also stated that by operating the Company in this way, it’s their desire that the company should grow more into expansion.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities

8 R. Praveen, G. Vinay, Human Rights Protection Council, Nalagonda

They stated that they have participated in the Public Opinion gathering organized by the company. They stated that they have no objection if the company carefully takes the measures for not polluting the environment, if provide employment to the people around this region and facilitate more jobs to local people, and if operate according to government procedures.


9 P. Anji Reddy, R/o. Dharmajigudem

He stated that they are gathering the public opinion for the expansion of S.V. Lab, situated in their village. They stated that they do not have objection for the expansion of this company and




requested to fulfill the following demands: 1. To provide employment to the local people. 2. To protect the environment. 3. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the

development of village to full extent.


10 P. Ramulaiah, R/o. Dharmajigudem

He stated that they are gathering the public opinion for the expansion of S.V. Lab, situated their village. They stated that they do not have objection for the expansion of this company and requested to fulfill the following demands: 1. To provide employment to the local people. 2. To protect the environment. 3. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the

development of our village in full extent.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

11 K. Padma, R/o. Dharmajigudem

She stated that they are gathering the public opinion for the expansion of S.V. Lab, situated their village. They stated that they do not have objection for the expansion of this company and requested to fulfill the following demands:

1. To cooperate for village development. 2. To Make efforts for providing employment

to the local people. 3. To protect the environment.

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and




12 R.Y. Reddy, R/o Dharmajigudem

He stated that they are gathering the public opinion for the expansion of S.V. Lab, situated their village. They stated that they do not have objection for the expansion of this company and requested to fulfill the following demands:

1. To provide employment to the local people

2. To protect the environment 3. To cooperate for village development. 4. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the


The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

13 R.S. Reddy R/o Dharmajigudem


1. To provide employment to the local people.

2. To protect the environment. 3. To cooperate for village development. 4. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the



14 J. Suresh R/o Dharmajigudem

He stated that they are gathering the public opinion for the expansion of S.V. Lab, situated their village. They stated that they do not have objection for the expansion of this company and




requested to fulfill the following demands: 1. To provide employment to the local

people. 2. To protect the environment. 3. To cooperate for village development. 4. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the


that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

15 J. Lingaiah R/o Dharmajigudem


1. To cooperate for village development 2. To Make efforts for providing

employment to the local people 3. To protect the environment

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

16 K. Balaraju R/o Dharmajigudem


1. To cooperate for village development 2. To Make efforts for providing

employment to the local people 3. To protect the environment

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and




17 K. Prabhakar R/o Dharmajigudem


1. To cooperate for village development 2. To protect the environment 3. To provide employment to the local

people

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue. The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

18 B. Srihari, Upa Sarpanch, Dharmajigudem


1. To protect the environment 2. To provide employment to the local people 3. C.S.R. funds are to be expended for the

development of our village in full extent. 4. To cooperate for village development


19 Residents of KoyyalagudemVillage

They expressed their opposition to the proposed expansion. They stated that with the wastes




emitting out of this company, the air they inhale and the water they drink have become poisonous, with the air coming out of this company, the children and adults are affected by respiratory tract diseases, with water itching allergy is causing, the water in the agricultural fields has become fully polluted and some animals also died as they are dumping the waste wherever they like. They also stated that though it was informed to P.B.C. people, there is no result. The poisonous gas emitting from this factory with the production of Bulk drugs is very much dangerous. They requested to remove such companies from here and take necessary actions.


20 S. Bheemaiah, R/o. Koyyalagudem

He stated that he had an Agricultural land of extent Acres 4-30 guntas in D. Nagarm Revenue (Village: Koyyalagudem) Survey No.505. From these companies such as S.V. Labs, Y.M. Drugs, Aierete Pharma Discovery, the surrounding agricultural lands and my land too, had become waste for the past 10 years and my agricultural land became useless. He requested TSPCB to kindly consider their problem and get them relieved from water pollution.


21 B. Lingaswamy, President, Madiga Youth J.A.C. Mandal Committee, Choutuppala

He stated that S.V. Laboratory situated in the Koyyalagudem Villae, Choutuppala Mandal, YadadriBhuvanagiri District, is operating for the past some time and producing its products. This industry is not causing any disturbance to the public, by utilizing the appropriate technology and controlling the pollution and by providing employment to the local people. Therefore, by taking these issues into consideration, he

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the



supported the proposed expansion and requested Central Ministry for Forest Department to sanction permission for its expansion.

qualification and skills.

22 J. Santhosh Reddy, Environment Development Council

He stated that S.V. Laboratory situated in the surroundings of Koyyalagudem Villae, Choutuppala Mandal, YadadriBhuvanagiri District, is operating for the past some time and producing its products. This industry is not causing any disturbance to the public by utilizing the appropriate technology and controlling the pollution, and by providing employment to the local people. Therefore, by taking these issues into consideration, he supported the proposed expansion and requested Central Ministry for Forest Department to sanction permission for its expansion.


23 Kasarla Srinivas Reddy Mandal Praja Parishath Office, Choutuppal

He stated that S.V. Lab situated in Survey Nos. 501, 506, 507, Koyyalagudem Village should ensure that they have proper machinery to control pollution. He sought the employment of not less than 50% to local people and 40% from Telangana state. He wanted the C.S.R. fund to be allocated to the development of surrounding villages. He extended conditional support to the expansion of industry subject to not to pollute water and air. He also stated that if public are in trouble due to emitting of pollution from the company, he shall be constrained to resort to fight on behalf of public.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

24 Sanku Srinivasulu President, Jai Bheem Youth

He requested to grant permission for the expansion of the S.V. Labs since they are engaged in doing good works such as providing

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated



Association employment to local people and ensuring pollution control. He stated that in these context, they may be granted permission with necessary conditions.

by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

25 B. Mallesh Yadav Sarpanch, Gram Panchayathi Office -Dhotigudem

He stated that he is not having any objection for the proposed expansion and requested the company to cooperate for their village development.

The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

26 Kayithi RameshGoud, Mandal Praja Parishath Office-Choutuppala

He stated that he is not having any objection if the company abide by the rules of the government, if there is no harm to environment and people, and if 70% of employment is provided to the local people.


27 G. Manemma, Member, Mandal Local Constituency - Jibulakpalli

She stated that, if the company does not cause harm to local people and if the company is helpful in developing the surrounding village communities permission may be granted to S.V. labs for its proposed expansion.


28 K. Vasantha Venkanna Goud,

He stated that, if the company does not cause any harm to the environment, if the geographical




MPTC – 1, Mandal Praja Parishad, Choutuppal

underground water are not polluted, if employment opportunity is provided to the local people and if the company help to develop surrounding villages, permission may be given to the company.

pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

29 B.P. Karuna, MPTC, Mandal Praja Parishad, Choutuppal

She stated that they are not having any objection for the proposed expansion subject to the company taking care of environment and pollution control measures, ensuring that the underground water is not contaminated, also taking measures to protect the health of farmers, cattle and people. She also wanted that the company to provide employment opportunities to the local people and to the neighboring villages. She wanted the company to allocate more CSR funds for the educating poor students and trees should be grown to protect the environment.


30 Atluri Venkateshwarlu Telangana State B.C. Welfare Association

On behalf of B.C. Welfare Association, he requested to grant permission to S.V. Labs Pvt. Ltd.


31 Gurram Srinivas, He extended his full support for the expansion The proponent stated that Pollution control



Vice President Telangana Environment Protection Council, Hyderabad

and requested to provide more employment opportunities for local youth and also requested to protect the environment without causing any problems.

equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

32 M. Sandeep Kumar Telangana Dalitha Student Federation

He stated the there is a chance of many rare species living in surrounding forests may become extinct. The products and byproducts proposed by this company will have many adverse effects. He also stated that with the release of waste water containing water soluble elements and by-products like Carbon solvents etc. the ground water is getting polluted. He stated that in 2016 the surface and underground water quality, soil quality, Environment, noise, ecological related issues in the research made, found to be less than the determined standards. Due to air pollution, respiratory tract related diseases and with the underground waters, the crop are affected and many types of health problems, skin diseases are caused. He stated that this company established in 2007 and had failed to provide employment opportunities to the unemployed youth. He stated that their Federation is expressing its dissent to full extent to such companies.

The proponent stated that Pollution control equipment is being operated through out and pollution levels are within the standards stipulated by the MoEF&CC and TSPCB. He further assured that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities. The proponent stated that there are totally 130 members working in this unit, out of 130 members 100 are from local area. He further informed that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills.

33 S. Sai Manoj, Economical Backward

EBSO informed that the company in the context of its expansion, conducted a survey by visited




Students Organisation (EBSO), Telangana

the surrounding villages to know the benefits and losses caused by them. Everyone had expressed losses caused by the company. Some of the farmers had said that their agricultural lands have gone in vain. Some of them said that during the nights foul smell is coming from industry. EBSO also stated the S.V.Pharma Company is prepared to destroy the lives of people in a phased manner, in view of the public opinion; it is requested by the Economical Backward Students Organisation not to accord the permission for its expansion.


34 A.Shiva Kumar, Green ECO, Hyderabad

Green ECO informed that the company in the context of its expansion, conducted a survey by visited the surrounding villages to know the benefits and losses caused by them. Everyone had expressed losses caused by the company. Some of the farmers had said that their agricultural lands have gone in vain. Some of them said that during the nights foul smell is coming from industry. One of the farmers said the water in well is polluted and a big stone present in the well has melted. Green ECO also stated that the company has shown fake employment opportunity for 20 people and preparing to ruin the lives 2 lakh people in a phased manner, the Green Eco organization is requesting not to grant permission for expansion of the company by taking into consideration the public opinion.


35 M. Satyanarayana, President, Manava Vanarula & Vikalangula Sankeshama

He said that he is from Jibalakapalli Village and 45 years old. He stated that during his childhood there were Borewells in his village. In forests, birds and animals were there and they used to get




Sangam, Saroornagar pure air. But now, the Borewells have become poisonous and the animals have died and become extinct and in the evening time, cannot sit at outside. He also stated that since the companies have come, apart from the above said, we are getting allergies on our body, and the childrens situation cannot be explained. He request that, there should be companies, but it should not be in the human living place.

that the unit will continue to operate as per the norms stipulated by the authorities.

36 Mahender V. Sarpanch, Office of the Gram Panchayathi, Develamma Nagaram

He extended his support to expansion and requested to provide employment to local people. He also stated that earlier their school was provided with drinking water and also requested to use CSR funds to develop their gram panchayati.

The Proponent assured that they will provide employment to the local people based on the qualification and skills. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

37 Shaik, President Vemula Suresh, InjamuriRamulu, ErpulaShivalinga, MediNagaraju Yuvasena Youth Association

Vemula Suresh, has stated that its expansion works program is found to be against government rules. To continue this S.V. Labs Pvt Ltd., against the environment, revenue labour rules. Talking in the meeting of such Public Opinion, it has happened to object the expansion works on behalf of our “Yuvasena Youth Association”. He stated that as part of the expansion programme of this S.V. Labs, already by this time, this area is filled with pollution in terms of land, water, air. Birds, trees, cattle, and the people here had lost their agricultural dependent livelihood. In such program, it is our request by taking these issues into consideration, take suitable actions on the Management and restrict granting of the




permission. He also stated the report (EIA) sent by them regarding S.V. Labs expansion program, none of the information given briefly, the village they said is Koyyalagudem is about 700 mtrs of distance. Actually, to this village this company is located very nearby i.e. 150 mtrs with the pollution emitted by this company, the people are subjected to diseases. He also stated Due to this S, V. labs, many diseases related to respiratory tract are occuring, the villagers had brought to the notice of officers. The agricultural land surrounding to this company has become useless. With the lack of grass to the cattle, the people are shifting away the cattle. The surroundings of this company viz. trees, etc. have dried up. He stated that S.V. Lab construction works are in the ending stage, and are built against the environment and law. Public opinion collection program, happened now. But, for this works were started in 2015, totally these programmes were shown as against the law. He requested to kindly examine their consent; and requested to stop the permission of S.V. Labs.

38 Y. ChennaKesava Reddy While welcoming the project he gave the following suggestion

1. He suggested to give first preference to local people in providing jobs and only




eligible candidates should be given job. 2. CPCB Rules 33% tress should be grown. 3. CSR funds should be spent in effected

villages 4. Regularly the villages are to be formed

within the 10 km distance 5. Request to help the poor.

The proponent stated that at present Green belt covers 33% of the area i.e., 2 acres of the land out of total plant area of 6 acres. Additional area depending on the availability will be covered during the expansion. The Proponent assured to continue their cooperation and participation in development activities and contribution to CSR will continue.

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