Environmentalists have raised concern over the alleged spraying of glyphosate on forest department land in parts of Himachal Pradesh, including Mandi district, saying the practice could affect biodiversity, soil, water sources, livestock, wildlife and human health. Guman Singh, convener of Himalaya Niti Abhiyan, said glyphosate herbicide was being used to clear grass and vegetation for pea cultivation on forest land in the Thachi range under the Nachan Forest Division in Mandi district. According to Singh, forest department officials have begun destroying the crop, but have not been able to stop the use of glyphosate on forest land or the damage to local biodiversity. He described the alleged use of glyphosate in forest areas as a serious violation, saying it posed risks to public health, livestock, wildlife and vegetation. FIR to be filed Mandi Divisional Forest Officer S S Kashyap told Down To Earth that the department often receives information about such activities during routine checks and patrolling. He said the practice was not widespread, but incidents had been reported in some locations. “We have formed teams to monitor these incidents and are conducting on-the-spot investigations,” Kashyap said. “Such activities were found in a few locations and the crops have been...

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