NGT Slams Dyeing Industry for Buddha Nullah Pollution

Imagine a river in a city that's become very dirty.

The government made special cleaning plants for the factories that make the river dirty.

These plants were supposed to make sure the water was clean before putting it back in the river.

But they weren't doing their job, and they were breaking the rules.

A court has now told the government to fix the problem and make sure the factories clean up their mess.

They've been fined for not following the rules, but they're still making the river dirty.

The court also wants to hear from the people who are upset about the dirty river and wants the government to make sure this doesn't happen again.