A bench headed by Justice U D Salvi, which took the matter on mentioning, issued notice to the Delhi government and Delhi Pollution Control Committee on the plea of a religious outfit, seeking their replies by October 8.
"The applicants make a grievance about pollution of river Yamuna as a result of spilling of blood of the slaughtered animals... Let the Delhi Pollution Control Committee be impleaded and notice be issued to the respondents.
The directions came while hearing a plea of the religious grouping, Ojasvi party, which has approached the green panel against the pollution caused in the Yamuna river due to slaughtering of the cattle.
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