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EX-IFS officer challenges amendment in Forest Act, Supreme Court issues notice to Centre

IndiaTimes Friday, 20 October 2023
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the validity of an amendment to the Forest Act, which has led to the loss of legal protection for vast forest areas in India. Retired Indian Forest Officers filed a plea alleging that the amendment would worsen the effects of climate change. The petitioners argue that the amendment undermines India's forest governance regime and violates previous court rulings. They also claim that the amendment leaves vulnerable forest areas unprotected.
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