Organization

Government of Madhya Pradesh

State government of Madhya Pradesh, India, where Bhopal is the capital.

6 links, 1 backed by primary records

How each side tells it

Connections 6

Arrest and release of Warren Anderson, December 1984 7 Dec 1984 its plane flew Anderson to New Delhi after he was bailed (state home minister’s 2010 reply) Scholarship & press 1
The Bhopal verdict of 7 June 2010 29 Jun 2010 appealed to the Sessions Court for longer sentences Primary record 2

The contamination of the Bhopal plant site and its water owns the site; took it over in 1998, says Union Carbide According to Union Carbide Corporation Self-published 3
The contamination of the Bhopal plant site and its water its chief minister said in 2009: “There is nothing hazardous to human life” According to Government of Madhya Pradesh Scholarship & press 4
The contamination of the Bhopal plant site and its water commissioned NEERI’s 2010 report: groundwater “in general” not contaminated by the dumps, waste recovery “incomplete” Self-published 5
Burning of the Bhopal plant’s waste, 2025 its Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation Department moved the waste Scholarship & press 6

Timeline 2 dates

Proof 6 sources

No one knows how Anderson got out: MP, Press Trust of India (via Governance Now), 19 Jul 2010. Scholarship & press
Anderson was arrested on December 7, 1984 and released on bail after which he went to New Delhi by the state government's plane.
C.B.I. v. Keshub Mahindra, curative petitions (Criminal) 39-42 of 2010, order of 11 May 2011, Supreme Court of India, 11 May 2011. Primary record
On June 29, 2010 Criminal Appeal No. 369 of 2010 was filed by State of M.P. before the Court of Sessions with a prayer for enhancement of sentences under the existing charges.
Overview of Bhopal Tragedy, with chronology, Union Carbide Corporation. Self-published
In 1998, the Madhya Pradesh State Government, which owned and had been leasing the property to EIIL -- and still owns the property today -- cancelled EIIL's lease, took over the facility and assumed all accountability for the site
Officials dismiss claims Bhopal site is leaking toxins, BBC News, 2 Dec 2009. Scholarship & press
There is nothing hazardous to human life
Reports & Studies (Bhopal), Union Carbide Corporation. Self-published
groundwater in general is not contaminated due to seepage of contaminants from the UCIL dumps.
is still incomplete.
After 40 years, hazardous waste from Union Carbide plant shifted out of Bhopal, Scroll.in (with PTI), 2 Jan 2025. Scholarship & press
PTI quoted Swatantra Kumar Singh, the director of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation Department, as saying.

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