Amethi Resident Alleges Fish Waste Dumped On Road, Seeks Police Action

A resident of Katra Lalganj in Gauriganj town of Amethi has filed a complaint with the Gauriganj Kotwali police, alleging that filth is being spread in the locality and fish waste is being thrown on the road, causing trouble to people living in the area.

The complainant, Mohammad Fariyad, son of Mohammad Idrish, has submitted a written complaint to the police and demanded action in the matter. He has accused a local resident of creating unhygienic conditions in the mohalla and causing inconvenience to the public.

According to the complaint letter, Barkat Ali alias Kallu, who lives in the same locality, runs a fish wholesale business from his residence. The complaint alleges that during the cleaning of fish, dirty water and fish waste are thrown onto the road. Because of this, filth and a foul smell remain on the route, and people face difficulty while moving through the area.

Mohammad Fariyad has further alleged that rotting fish remains are being dumped on the road, creating a risk of infectious diseases. The complaint also alleges that when objections are raised, Barkat Ali alias Kallu abuses people and becomes ready to assault them.

In his complaint, Mohammad Fariyad has asked the police to ensure that the fish wholesale business being run in the middle of the residential area is removed. He has also demanded appropriate action in the case so that residents of the mohalla can get relief from the filth and stench.