Protests against the Madhya Pradesh government’s decision to shift Union Carbide’s toxic waste turned violent, with police resorting to a lathi-charge to disperse demonstrators. Protesters, including environmental activists and local residents, Union Carbide toxic waste protests raised concerns about health and environmental risks posed by the toxic waste.
The government has defended the move, claiming it is a necessary step for safe disposal. However, critics argue for alternative solutions and greater transparency in decision-making. The incident has reignited debates over the legacy of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy and its long-term implications.