Mixed response from farmers and villagers on the integrated textile park in Salem
Following the announcement made by District Collector K. Elambahavath that dyeing and processing units will not be allowed in the integrated textile park, farmers and residents are demanding clarification on this issue.The previous DMK government identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam in Salem to establish an integrated textile park at a cost of ₹880 crore. As part of the project, dyeing units were to be operated, under the name of Salem Yarn Colouring Park (SYCP), in the same location as the Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP).
- ▪Following the announcement made by District Collector K.
- ▪Elambahavath that dyeing and processing units will not be allowed in the integrated textile park, farmers and residents are demanding clarification on this issue.The previous DMK government identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam
- ▪As part of the project, dyeing units were to be operated, under the name of Salem Yarn Colouring Park (SYCP), in the same location as the Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP).
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Following the announcement made by District Collector K. Elambahavath that dyeing and processing units will not be allowed in the integrated textile park, farmers and residents are demanding clarification on this issue.The previous DMK government identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam in Salem to establish an integrated textile park at a cost of ₹880 crore. As part of the project, dyeing units were to be operated, under the name of Salem Yarn Colouring Park (SYCP), in the same location as the Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP).
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