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After carefully assessing the situation of the state and taking into consideration the statistics regarding waste accumulation, the National Green Tribunal concluded and pronounced the order in the present case. The NGT ordered a compensation of Rs. 4000 crores to be paid by the state on the polluter pays principle.
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