The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Supreme Court upholds prohibition of commercial activity in fragile Segur plateau

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The Hindu Bureau
Supreme Court upholds prohibition of commercial activity in fragile Segur plateau
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The Supreme Court of India has upheld a ban on commercial activity within the ecologically sensitive Segur plateau, which serves as a vital elephant corridor. The court emphasized the need to protect the environment while allowing the state to acquire land for conservation, provided it does not displace tribal communities.

A Supreme Court Bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant declined on Monday to provide any leeway for commercial activity in the ecologically fragile Segur plateau in the Nilgiris.

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