A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar pulled up the pollution control board for taking "possibly longest possible period" to comply with the orders of the tribunal, "which still has not been complied within its entirety".
It also imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 on the officers of the board who filed the status report which would be deducted from their salaries in three equal instalments.
"It is strange that they have not even cared to notice that what is the source of water, what is the source of raw material, what are the noise levels, how much is the working area of the unit, the requirement of the water sprinklers and what is the real impact on the ambient air quality of the area," the bench said.
The tribunal directed that in future all inspection reports should be comprehensive with proper analysis and every inspection be videographed.
On this, the tribunal directed closure of all the 14 stone crushers operating in the area.
Earlier, the green bench had directed Faridabad Municipal Corporation, HSPCB and a senior officer from forest department to conduct inspection of the stone crushers operating in the area.