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NGT probes Ananta Resort in Rajasthan; govt committee issues clean chit in a month
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 01:36 PM
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The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has initiated an investigation into environmental violations at the Ananta Spa and Resort in Rajasthan, linked to Shikhar Agrawal. A government committee formed under NGT orders issued a clean chit to the resort within just one month.
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has taken up a case regarding alleged environmental violations at the Ananta Spa and Resort in Rajasthan. The facility has been linked to Shikhar Agrawal, prompting scrutiny over its compliance with environmental regulations.
Following the complaint, the NGT ordered the formation of a government committee to conduct a detailed inspection of the resort. The committee was tasked with verifying whether the establishment was operating in accordance with environmental laws.
In a swift move, the government committee submitted its report within a month of its formation. The report concluded by issuing a clean chit to Ananta Spa and Resort, effectively clearing it of the immediate allegations in the tribunal's proceedings.
This development highlights the procedural timeline of environmental cases in Rajasthan, where regulatory bodies act on tribunal directives to resolve disputes concerning private establishments.
Following the complaint, the NGT ordered the formation of a government committee to conduct a detailed inspection of the resort. The committee was tasked with verifying whether the establishment was operating in accordance with environmental laws.
In a swift move, the government committee submitted its report within a month of its formation. The report concluded by issuing a clean chit to Ananta Spa and Resort, effectively clearing it of the immediate allegations in the tribunal's proceedings.
This development highlights the procedural timeline of environmental cases in Rajasthan, where regulatory bodies act on tribunal directives to resolve disputes concerning private establishments.