Villagers and panchayat members of Koshti, Kalay, have strongly opposed the operations of Jenifer Farms’ piggery unit, demanding the revocation of the farm’s No Objection Certificate (NOC) on Sunday. The protest follows numerous complaints from the local community about persistent foul odors, unhygienic conditions, and potential health risks linked to the piggery.
Residents claim that the farm’s activities have drastically affected their quality of life, with the unpleasant smell disrupting daily routines and raising fears of disease spread. Frustration has grown as repeated appeals to authorities have reportedly been ignored.
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In response to the unrest, local officials inspected Jenifer Farms on Saturday to assess its compliance with health and environmental standards and to address the villagers’ concerns.
Panchayat members have reiterated their demand for immediate action, urging authorities to cancel the farm’s NOC if violations are found. Villagers have warned they will escalate their protests if swift measures are not taken to protect public health.
