Chandigarh Residents Unite to Save Trees..
Protest Against Rock Garden Wall Demolition, Call to Protect Environment…
Chandigarh : In Chandigarh, a large group of environmental activists, residents, and nature lovers have come together to protest against the cutting of trees in the city. Concerned about the depleting green cover, protesters formed a human chain, hugging the trees and chanting slogans like “Save Trees, Save Environment.” The movement aims to prevent the destruction of trees for upcoming infrastructure projects, which they claim could harm the ecological balance of the region.
One of the major concerns raised by the activists is the proposed demolition of a section of Rock Garden’s wall. Protesters argue that breaking the wall could lead to unnecessary deforestation and impact the heritage value of the iconic landmark. The Rock Garden, known for its artistic sculptures made from industrial waste, holds cultural and environmental significance in the city.
Residents have submitted a petition to the authorities, urging them to explore alternative solutions that do not involve cutting down trees or damaging the Rock Garden. Many social organizations and student groups have joined hands in this movement, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban development.
Environmentalists warn that deforestation in urban areas can lead to rising temperatures, air pollution, and loss of biodiversity. They are demanding that the government conduct environmental impact assessments before approving such projects. Local authorities have assured the residents that their concerns will be reviewed and a balanced approach will be taken.
The campaign to protect Chandigarh’s green spaces is gaining momentum on social media, with people sharing pictures and videos of their protests under the hashtag #SaveChandigarhTrees. The movement highlights the growing awareness and commitment of the citizens toward environmental conservation in India.
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