No dyeing units at Integrated Textile Park, says District Collector
Elambahavath on Friday (July 24) said that dyeing units will not be established at the Integrated Textile Park.The State government had identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam to establish an integrated textile park at a cost of ₹880 crore. This change has been made in response to the demand of the public and farmers. In line with the demands of the public and farmers, dyeing units will not be set up in the Integrated Textile Park.
- ▪Elambahavath on Friday (July 24) said that dyeing units will not be established at the Integrated Textile Park.The State government had identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam to establish an integrated textile park at a cost of ₹
- ▪This change has been made in response to the demand of the public and farmers.
- ▪In line with the demands of the public and farmers, dyeing units will not be set up in the Integrated Textile Park.
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District Collector K. Elambahavath on Friday (July 24) said that dyeing units will not be established at the Integrated Textile Park.The State government had identified 119 acres of land at Jahir Ammapalayam 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 place with a Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP).But alleging that this colouring park would affect the groundwater and farming in about 40 villages in and around the park, farmers and villagers had staged many protests over the past one year.
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