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Coal-Containing Water Released Into the Pachasa River: Fear of Crop Damage in Singrauli, Villagers Angry, Pollution Board Issues Notice

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
A case of coal-laden black water being released into the Pachasa River in the Gajrabahara area of Singrauli district came to light on Monday morning. This contaminated water, coming from the Gajrabahara railway siding, is threatening to destroy the crops of local farmers. Accusations against Veracity Transporting Company: Villagers allege that due to the activities of Veracity Transporting Company, operating at the Gajrabahara railway siding, co…
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A case of coal-laden black water being released into the Pachasa River in the Gajrabahara area of Singrauli district came to light on Monday morning. This contaminated water, coming from the Gajrabahara railway siding, is threatening to destroy the crops of local farmers. Accusations against Veracity Transporting Company: Villagers allege that due to the activities of Veracity Transporting Company, operating at the Gajrabahara railway siding, co…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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