The National Green Tribunal Wednesday said it is the duty of the Railways to combat air pollution at Khori Railway Station in Haryana's Rewari district.
A bench headed by Justice Raghuvendra S Rathore directed the Railways to take immediate action to control pollution at the station and directed it to file a compliance affidavit before March 7.
The green panel also directed a senior official of the Railways to be present before it in on the next date of hearing.
The order came after perusal of an inspection report filed by a joint team of the Central Pollution Control Board and Haryana State Pollution Control Board
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