In Guwahati, a proposed flyover construction has led to growing unrest among local residents. The project, which includes the felling of numerous trees to make way for the infrastructure, has become a focal point of opposition.
Protesters Rally Against Tree Felling
Citizens of Guwahati have taken to the streets in protest, voicing their concerns about the environmental impact of the tree felling. Activists, environmentalists, and concerned residents have organized marches and sit-ins to prevent the cutting down of trees that they argue are vital for the city’s greenery and air quality.
CM Himanta Sarma’s Response and Concession
In response to the growing protests, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has acknowledged the concerns raised by the citizens. After discussions with environmental groups, the CM has made a concession, promising to explore alternative solutions that would reduce the environmental damage while still allowing for the flyover’s construction.
Looking Ahead: A Compromise for a Greener Guwahati
The CM’s concession signals a potential compromise, where development and environmental concerns might coexist. Moving forward, the government plans to work closely with citizens and experts to find a sustainable path for the city’s infrastructure growth while safeguarding its green spaces.
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