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Explainer: Nuh’s Mewat region ‘pays the price’ as slaughterhouses flee UP’s clampdown

Residents flag pollution, rise in ailments as issue snowballs into political controversy
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Sumedha Sharma
Tribune News Service
Nuh, Updated At : 12:08 PM Aug 09, 2025 IST
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A new controversy has hit the Mewat region with the rising number of slaughterhouses here. Protests have erupted across Nuh as residents complain of deteriorating health owing to the pollution caused by these. The issue is snowballing into political controversy with the Congress planning to corner the BJP in the Vidhan Sabha over it.

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