A Meghalaya government notice listed on 7 October 2026 calls for an appearance before a fact-finding committee concerning the proposed setting-up of a Shree Cement company in East Jaintia Hills District. The appearance date identified for this notice is 13 October. The committee is examining the disruption of an earlier public hearing and the proposal’s possible impacts; its appearance notice is not an environmental-clearance decision.
What the Oct. 13 notice concerns
The Government of Meghalaya’s Home (Political) Department listed the appearance notice as POL.95/2026/Pt./18. Its indexed title concerns an appearance before the Fact-Finding Committee regarding the proposed Shree Cement company in East Jaintia Hills District.
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The committee’s inquiry follows the disruption of a Meghalaya State Pollution Control Board public hearing that had been scheduled for 31 July 2026. These are separate proceedings: the earlier event was a public hearing on the proposed project; the later appearance is before a fact-finding committee.
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What the committee is examining
A 15 September report by Yutip News, attributing the details to the committee notification, says the committee’s terms of reference include the causes and circumstances of the 31 July disruption and possible environmental, social, legal, and criminal impacts of setting up the company. The government separately listed the committee-constitution circular as POL.95/2026/Pt./04 on 21 September.
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The inquiry’s remit does not, by itself, establish whether the project has received or will receive environmental clearance or any other regulatory approval. The available government listing and reported terms of reference do not establish that the committee has reached findings, or that the project has been approved or rejected.
Timeline of the proceedings
- 31 July 2026: The Pollution Control Board public hearing on the proposed project was scheduled; the reported committee mandate includes investigating its disruption.
- 8 September 2026: The committee was constituted by notification, according to Yutip News.
- 15 September 2026: Yutip News reported the committee’s remit and the call for public representations.
- 21 September 2026: The state listed the committee-constitution circular, POL.95/2026/Pt./04.
- 29 September 2026: The reported deadline for representations.
- 7 October 2026: The state listed the appearance notice, POL.95/2026/Pt./18.
- 13 October 2026: The appearance date identified for the notice.
What is known about attending
The available text of the government listing does not confirm the appearance’s exact time, venue, required documents, or attendance procedure. Check the notice attachment or a newer official notice for those details before travelling or relying on an assumed procedure.
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Yutip News reported that interested members of the public could make representations by 29 September and that in-person appearance dates would be notified later. That reported deadline has passed; the 7 October government listing is a subsequent appearance notice. The listing alone does not specify who must attend on 13 October or whether walk-in public attendance is allowed.
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