Laws of the Company

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THE NATIONAL CIVIC SANITATION AND
ENVIRONMENTAL MAINTENANCE ACT, 2008​

ARTICLE I: DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE

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1.1. "Public Defacement": Shall include the unauthorised disposal of waste, littering, spitting, or the act of public defecation within municipal limits.

1.2. "Company": Shall refer to the designated corporate entity providing the totality of funding for the enforcement and infrastructure requirements of this Act.

1.3. "Ministry": Shall refer to the Ministry of Housing, Urban Development, and Reconstruction, which shall serve as the primary enforcement authority.

ARTICLE II: ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES

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2.1. First Offence: The offender shall be liable to a mandatory fine of ₹500.

2.2. Second Offence: The offender shall be liable to a mandatory fine of ₹5,000, accompanied by a public naming and shaming procedure facilitated by municipal authorities.

2.3. Third Offence: The offender shall be sentenced to 112 hours of community service in local sanitation duty, during which they must wear high-visibility vests bearing the inscription "Ganda Karne Wala" (Makes Things Dirty).

2.4. Fourth Offence:

(a) The offender shall be subjected to a mandatory medical evaluation to determine fitness for corporate discipline.​

(b) If the offender is deemed unfit by medical professionals, they shall be sentenced to 240 hours of community service.​

(c) If the offender is deemed fit, a designated law enforcement or military officer shall administer a corrective caning. The implement shall be 1.2 meters in length and 1.3 centimetres in thickness, soaked in water. The target area shall be cleaned and sanitized before and after to prevent infection.​

(d) Stroke limits:​

Individuals under 50 years of age: Maximum of 24 strokes in a single session.​

Individuals under 18 years of age: Maximum of 10 strokes in a single session, using a reduced-weight implement​

Exemptions: Women and individuals aged 50 and above are exempt from corporal discipline and shall instead serve 240 hours of community service.​

2.5. Fifth Offence: The offender shall be sentenced to three months of hard labour.

ARTICLE III: ADMINISTRATION AND JUDICIAL PROVISIONS

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3.1. Funding: All costs associated with the implementation of this Act, including the procurement of waste infrastructure and the administration of the Cleanliness Marshal cadre, shall be drawn exclusively from the Company's treasury.

3.2. Appeals: Any individuals aggrieved by a penalty or administrative decision under this act may file an appeal at their respective local judicial branch.

3.3. Implementation: The Ministry is authorised to promulgate such rules as necessary to ensure the consistent, non-sporadic enforcement of the penalties outline herein.

 

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THE NATIONAL RIVER CONSERVATION
AND ANTI-POLLUTION ACT, 2008​

ARTICLE I: DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE

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1.1. "River Defacement": Shall include the unauthorised discharge of industrial effluent, sewage, plastic waste, religious or ceremonial waste, construction debris, or any other pollutant into a notified river, tributary, or its floodplain.

1.2. "Company": Shall refer to the designated corporate entity providing the totality of funding for the enforcement and infrastructure requirements of this Act.

1.3. "Ministry": Shall refer to the Ministry of Jal Shakti and River Rejuvenation, which shall serve as the primary enforcement authority.

1.4. "Marshal": Shall refer to a member of the River Protection Marshal cadre, empowered to issue citations under this Act.

ARTICLE II: ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES

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2.1. First Offence: The offender shall be liable to a mandatory fine of ₹2,000.

2.2. Second Offence: The offender shall be liable to a mandatory fine of ₹20,000, accompanied by a public naming and shaming procedure facilitated by municipal authorities, including publication of the offender's name in local newspapers.

2.3. Third Offence: The offender shall be sentenced to 150 hours of community service in river cleanup duty, during which they must wear high-visibility vests bearing the inscription "Nadi Ko Ganda Karne Wala" (Dirties the Rivers).

2.4. Fourth Offence:

(a) The offender shall be subjected to a mandatory medical evaluation to determine fitness for corporal discipline.​

(b) If the offender is deemed unfit by medical professionals, they shall be sentenced to 300 hours of community service.​

(c) If the offender is deemed fit, a designated law enforcement or military officer shall administer a corrective caning. The implement shall be 1.2 meters in length and 1.3 centimetres in thickness, soaked in water. The target area shall be cleaned and sanitized before and after to prevent infection.​

(d) Stroke limits:​

Individuals under 50 years of age: Maximum of 24 strokes in a single session.​

Individuals under 18 years of age: Maximum of 10 strokes in a single session, using a reduced-weight implement.​

Exemptions: Women and individuals aged 50 and above are exempt from corporal discipline and shall instead serve 300 hours of community service.​

2.5. Fifth Offence: The offender shall be sentenced to six months of hard labour.

2.6. Corporate Offenders: Where the offender is a registered industrial or commercial entity, Sections 2.4 and 2.5 shall not apply to corporate officers personally; instead, the entity shall face escalating fines of not less than ₹10,00,000 per offence, mandatory installation of effluent treatment infrastructure at the entity's cost, and suspension of operations pending compliance.

ARTICLE III: ADMINISTRATION AND JUDICIAL PROVISIONS

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3.1. Funding: All costs associated with the implementation of this Act, including the procurement of river monitoring infrastructure and the administration of the River Protection Marshal cadre, shall be drawn exclusively from the Company's treasury.

3.2. Appeals: Any individuals aggrieved by a penalty or administrative decision under this Act may file an appeal at their respective local judicial branch.

3.3. Implementation: The Ministry is authorised to promulgate such rules as necessary to ensure the consistent, non-sporadic enforcement of the penalties outlined herein.

3.4. Sacred Site Provisions: Notified stretches of river designated as sites of religious significance shall be subject to additional Marshal patrols during festival periods, with penalties under Article II doubled for offences committed during such periods.