Social Sciences, asked by rsk897166, 4 months ago


7. Suppose you are an advocate. How would you argue the case for a group of people
“The river in our area is getting very polluted by the factories upstream. We get our
your father.
who come to you with the following request: AS,
drinking water from the river. People in our villages keep falling ill because of the
polluted water. We have complained to the government but there has been no action
from their side. This is surely a violation of our Fundamental Rights."​

Answers

Answered by S0385
1

Answer:

Explanation:

It is an unfortunate story of India that most of the rivers are polluted beyond the acceptable norms. It also contaminates the groundwater surrounding it. Rivers and any water body for that matter have the right not to be polluted. They are of scientific and biological importance.

In the above-mentioned case, there are a few rights laid down by the Indian Constitution. According to the right of life, 'no person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law.' In view of this write the environment ecologically, water is violated in Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. The right to receive clean drinking water is also included in the same right.

In the above case, the ‘Right to life’ is being violated. The name of the river, the location of the river along with the injury caused by the pollutant must be carefully noted down. The concerned factory can be held liable for harming, and adequate compensation can be paid.

Similar questions