June 7: The silence of the trial court in its verdict on the criminal liability of Union Carbide

Milind Ghatwai

More than 25 years after gas spewing from a Bhopal pesticide plant on a December night killed several thousand and left many more affected, a local court today convicted seven former officials of the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) after a marathon criminal trial.

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Final judgement on Bhopal gas disaster delivered 25 years, after the tragedy by Bhopal district court. 8 senior executives of Union Carbide have been convicted and sentenced to 2 years of Jail. But this is too little & too late, say victims and the activists.

After a trial lasting more than two decades, the judgment in the Bhopal gas tragedy, the world's worst industrial disaster which killed and maimed thousands of people, would be pronounced on Monday.
CJM Mohan P. Tiwari will pronounce the judgment after a 23-year-long trial in the case from the now defunct Union Carbide factory on the intervening night of December 2 and 3, 1984.

After 26 years of the Bhopal Gas tragedy, the world

Twenty six years after the world

After a marathon trial of more than two decades, a Bhopal court on Monday will deliver its verdict in the gas tragedy case that has left the victims and their families angry and hopeless.

The PMO documents on Dow Chemicals and its liability on Bhopal gathered by Bhopal activists. These have brought to light a letter written in 2006 by Dow Chemicals CEO Andrew Liveris to the then Indian ambassador to the US Ronen Sen, claiming that the Indian government had said that his company is not liable for the Bhopal gas tragedy.

The final report by NEERI on assessment and remediation of hazardous waste contaminated areas in an around UCIL in Bhopal. Certifies that contamination of soil & groundwater at UCIL premises has nothing to do with the 1984 MIC gas tragedy.

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