In order to promote investment in Madhya Pradesh of Corona epidemic, several exemptions to industries have been announced by CM Amarinder Singh Government. These include extending the duration of legal sanctions without trial. Detailed instructions in this matter have been issued by the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) in its 184th meeting on the orders of CM.
CM Office spokesman said that this step has been taken to simplify the process of obtaining legal approval in the current situation. With these discounts, investors will be interested in making smooth investments in the state. PPCB Chairman Prof. SS Marwaha said that in the wake of the Corona crisis, the time for granting permission for the establishment / running, the right, registration, and any other necessary clearances have been extended till 31 March 2021.
Earlier, it was to be extended by 30 June 2020. He said that the application will have to be submitted only with certain conditions, and no inspection will be done on behalf of the board. Pro. Marwaha said that the time to apply for the approval of the industries under the Voluntary Declaration Scheme (VDS) has been extended to 31 December 2020, without the consent of the Board to ensure compliance of the regulatory regulations of the environmental regulations. You can do this with a waiver before depositing the agreed amount before November 1, 2018 and paying the lump sum estimated amount of Rs 5000.
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