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SZ) Applicant(S BEFORE THE NATIONAL GREEN TRIBUNAL SOUTHERN ZONE, CHENNAI M.A.No.217, 223, 224,225, 226, & 171 of 2017 (SZ) in Application No. 78 of 2017 (SZ) Applicant(s) Respondent(s) Suo motu proceedings initiated 1. Secretary to Government, based on the news item published Environment & Forest, Kerala In “Mathrubhumi News Paper”– Malayaalam Edition dated25.03.2017 2. The Chairman, Kerala State Pollution On the caption “SAVE MUNNAR” Control Board, Trivandrum 3. The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Trivandrum 4. The District Collector, Idukki 5. The Secretary, Munnar Grama Panchayat (Name correction vide our order dated 03.05.2017) 6. Kerala State Electricity Board Rep. by its Chairman, Thiruvananthapuram 7. The Revenue Department, Rep. by its Secretary, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala (Impleaded as 6th and 7th respondents vide our Order dated 03.05.2017. 8 The Sub Collector viz. Settlement Officer, Devikulam (Impleaded as respondent No.8 Vide our order dated 29.05.2017 9 Mr. Kummanan Rajasekharan Residing at Mararji Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. (R8&R9 Impleaded as per the order of the Tribunal dated 29.05.2017) 10. K. Lukeman, Rabia Manzil, RMP Road, Elamakkara, Edapally South Village, Kanayannoor Taluk, Ernakulam District 11. Fr. Sebastian Kochupurackal, General Convenor, High Range Samrakshana St. George Forane Church, Katyappana,Idukki District, Kerala State. (R10, R11 impleaded as per the order of the Tribunal dated 07.08.2017 were made in M.A. Nos 110 & 113 of 2017) 12. N. Shamsul Huda, Retired Deputy Conservatory of Forests (Non-Cadre) 22/382-B, Bypass Junction, Thiruvannur, P.O. Calicut, Kerala, Pin – 673001. 13. Mr. Rajeev Chandrasekhar Aged about 53 years, S/o AIR CDR, M.K. Chandrasekhar Resident of No. 375, 13th Main Road, 3rd Block Koramangala, Bangalore – 560034. (R12, R13 Impleaded as per the order of the Tribunal dated 28.08.2017 were made in M.A. No. 114 & 124 of 2017) 14. Kerala Karshaka Sangham, Idukki District Committee, Hakishan Singh Surjith Memorial Building, Idukki Colony P.O. Idduki 685602. Rep by its President C.V. Varghese Idukki District. 15. George Thomas, Pottankad P.O. Idukki District Pin – 685565, Kerala State. (R14 & R15 impleaded as per the order of the Tribunal dated 22.09.2017 were made in M.A. No. 142 & 145 of 2017). 16. Luke Stephen, Pulimoottil House, Thodupuzha. 17. S. Ayappan, “Supooveedu” Ward No.6, Door No. 110, Koviloor P.O. 685 615 Vattavada Panchayat, Devikulam Taluk Idukki District, Kerala State 18. P. Ramaraj, Vice-President Vattavada Gram Panchayat Koviloor P.O. 685 615 Devikulam Taluk Idukki District, Kerala State 19. Masimaya, Ward No.3, Door No. 174, Kottakkamboor P.O. 685 615 Vattavada Panchayat, Devikulam Taluk Idukki District, Kerala State. 20. Varghese Kurian Madaparambil House Kadavoor P.O., Ernakulam District 686 671 Kerala State. 21. Mrs.Jisha Dileep President of Santhanpara Grama Panchayat, Santhanpara, Udumbanchola Taluk, Idukki District, Kerala 685 619 22. Mrs.Daisy Rani Rajendran, President of Kanthalloor Grama Panchayat, Kanthalloor, Devikulam Taluk, Idukki District, Kerala 685 620 23. P.K.Satheesh Kumar, Secretary of Vellathooval Grama Panchayat, Vellathooval 685 563 Devikulam Taluk, Idukki District, Kerala. 24. M/s.Shaji Mathew, President of Mankulam Grama Panchayat, Mankulam 685 565 Devikulam Taluk, Idukki District, Kerala Counsel appearing for respondent/s Mr.Ranjith Thamban Addl.Adv. Gen. Assisted by Mrs.Rema Smrithi for R1,R2, R3, R4 & R8 Mr.K.R.Harin for R6 Mrs.Kamakshi for R5 M/s. Dr. Vincent Panikulangara Jaisjohn G. Stanley Hebzon Singh for R9 M/s.Taaurs Associates, S.Kamalesh Kannan S.Sai Sathya Jith for R10 M/s.W.M.Abdul Majeed, K.P.Reetha for R11 M.A.No.217 of 2017 Varghese Kurian – Applicant M.A.No.223 of 2017 Jisha Dileep - Applicant M.A.No.224 of 2017 Daisy Rani Rajendran - Applicant M.A.No.225 of 2017 P.K.Satheesh Kumar – Applicant M.A.No.226 of 2017 Shaji Mathew Note of the Orders of the Tribunal Registry Item No.9 Date: 7th December, 2017 . M.A.No.217 of 2017: This is an application to implead third party as additional respondent. Notice has been furnished to all the parties. Nobody has objection to implead. The application is allowed. The applicant is impleaded as additional respondent No.20. The application is disposed accordingly. M.A.No.223, 224, 225 and 226 of 2017: These are the applications filed by third parties to get themselves impleaded in the application. It is submitted that notice has been sent to all the parties. Nobody has objection to implead the applicants as additional respondents in the application. The applications are therefore allowed and applicants are impleaded as additional respondent Nos.21 to 24. All the M.A.s are disposed accordingly. M.A.No.171 of 2017: Respondent No.13 seeks further time to file objections. Let the objections be filed within 2 weeks in the Miscellaneous Application who is at liberty to file rejoinder within 2 weeks thereafter. Application No.78 of 2017: Respondent No.12 filed reply today which is taken on record. Reply of the remaining respondents is to be filed, it shall be filed within 2 weeks with advance copy to the other respondents who is at liberty to file rejoinder, if they so wish. It is submitted that the learned Additional Advocate General could not be present due to personal inconvenience. List the matter on 12.01.2018. …..........................................., JM (Justice M.S.Nambiar) .
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