By Express News Service
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday assured the proposed oil refinery at Barsu will not proceed further with out the villagers’ consent.
The Barsu villagers are protesting in direction of the proposed oil refinery saying it will hurt the native ecology and pollute the environment. Villagers opposed the land survey which led to a tussle with the police.
On Saturday, the protestors alleged that police had resorted to lathi bills and tear gasoline shells to disperse the protestors.
However, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde acknowledged that as per the collector no lathi price was utilized by the police and there is no stress on the web site.
He acknowledged that he knowledgeable the police that no stress must be used in direction of the son of the soil. “Without the consent of the locals, the proposed oil refinery projects will not be undertaken at all. The people who are protesting are our people only. They are sons of the soil. We will not force them to give consent. The dialogue with villagers will happen,” Eknath Shinde acknowledged.
Uddhav Thackeray will also be susceptible to go to Barsu and lengthen assist to the protestors who’re opposing the oil refinery at Barsu.
CM Eknath Shinde moreover criticized former Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray who modified the oil refinery web site from Nanar to Barsu. Shinde acknowledged that Uddhav Thackeray wrote a letter to the Prime Minister requesting the change and now he is opposing it.
“This is nothing but a double standard by the Opposition. They should not oppose the projects for the sake of opposition. This will hamper the state’s development,” acknowledged CM Eknath Shinde.
Shinde acknowledged that they’ve 70 per cent consent for this oil refinery.
“The government will also talk with the people who are opposing the project. These people will be given information about the projects. This project will help not only generate jobs but it will also bring more and more investment. Once they understand the importance of the project, they themselves will come out and extend the help. We will have a meeting with villagers where all pros and cons will be discussed. For the Samruddhi Marg project, initially, there was opposition, but later people supported it,” Shinde added.
On the alternative hand, NCP chief Sharad Pawar acknowledged that they are not in direction of the occasion, nonetheless the native of us must be thought of sooner than initiating the mission.
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday assured the proposed oil refinery at Barsu will not proceed further with out the villagers’ consent.
The Barsu villagers are protesting in direction of the proposed oil refinery saying it will hurt the native ecology and pollute the environment. Villagers opposed the land survey which led to a tussle with the police.
On Saturday, the protestors alleged that police had resorted to lathi bills and tear gasoline shells to disperse the protestors.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
However, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde acknowledged that as per the collector no lathi price was utilized by the police and there is no stress on the web site.
He acknowledged that he knowledgeable the police that no stress must be used in direction of the son of the soil. “Without the consent of the locals, the proposed oil refinery projects will not be undertaken at all. The people who are protesting are our people only. They are sons of the soil. We will not force them to give consent. The dialogue with villagers will happen,” Eknath Shinde acknowledged.
Uddhav Thackeray will also be susceptible to go to Barsu and lengthen assist to the protestors who’re opposing the oil refinery at Barsu.
CM Eknath Shinde moreover criticized former Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray who modified the oil refinery web site from Nanar to Barsu. Shinde acknowledged that Uddhav Thackeray wrote a letter to the Prime Minister requesting the change and now he is opposing it.
“This is nothing but a double standard by the Opposition. They should not oppose the projects for the sake of opposition. This will hamper the state’s development,” acknowledged CM Eknath Shinde.
Shinde acknowledged that they’ve 70 per cent consent for this oil refinery.
“The government will also talk with the people who are opposing the project. These people will be given information about the projects. This project will help not only generate jobs but it will also bring more and more investment. Once they understand the importance of the project, they themselves will come out and extend the help. We will have a meeting with villagers where all pros and cons will be discussed. For the Samruddhi Marg project, initially, there was opposition, but later people supported it,” Shinde added.
On the alternative hand, NCP chief Sharad Pawar acknowledged that they are not in direction of the occasion, nonetheless the native of us must be thought of sooner than initiating the mission.