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It is everywhere on the terrace floor, window panes, curtains and the walls,” said Vikas Kamboj, a resident. Similar complaints had prompted the district pollution board to carry out an inspection at the CCIL factory last year. There has been no such case.”District magistrate Ritu Maheshwari said the factory could be closed again if it was found to violate green norms. “We have installed an effluent online monitoring system through which the pollution board gets an alert whenever pollutants are discharged from our factory. GHAZIABAD: Residents of Crossings Republik no longer wake up to bright sunny mornings..