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UP Pollution Control Board Takes Action Against Mahagun InfraTech in Noida for Environmental Violations

The UP Pollution Control Board has recommended a ₹50 lakh penalty against Mahagun InfraTech for violating environmental regulations in Noida.

Noida, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : The Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) has intensified its efforts to combat rising air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region by taking significant action against Mahagun InfraTech Private Limited in Noida. Following an inspection at the company’s construction site in Sector 107, the board found violations of the GRAP-3 regulations, leading to a recommendation for a ₹50 lakh environmental compensation.

This action is part of the UPPCB’s broader strategy to enforce compliance with air quality management guidelines, specifically the GRAP-3 measures implemented on November 6, 2026. A previous order issued on October 30 mandated a halt to construction activities from November 5 to November 20, exempting only government projects.

To ensure adherence to these orders, teams from the regional office in Noida have been conducting regular inspections of various construction sites. On November 12, UPPCB officials visited Mahagun InfraTech’s site located at Plot No. GH-01/A, Sector 107, and discovered ongoing construction activities in violation of GRAP-3 restrictions. Dust generated from the site raised concerns about pollution in the surrounding area, prompting the board to classify this as a breach of the prohibitory orders issued by the air quality management commission.

The UPPCB has submitted the inspection report and its recommendation for the environmental penalty to its headquarters. The persistent problem of pollution in the Delhi-NCR region remains a significant concern. Dust from construction sites and non-compliance with regulations can exacerbate air quality issues. The restrictions under GRAP-3 aim to control major sources of pollution, and violations by construction companies may result in penalties and further regulatory actions.

This enforcement action sends a clear message to other builders and construction firms in Noida that neglecting pollution control regulations will not be tolerated. The recommendation for a ₹50 lakh fine against Mahagun InfraTech awaits final approval from the board.

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