PANAJI:
“The Santa Inez nullah has been shown as a water body. My fears are whatever is there could be declared illegal,” Sardesai said in comments after emerging from a presentation.
Activists have for long argued that the nullah is actually a creek which if restored to its past glory can be a valuable asset
to the city. The water body is now referred to as a creek in public discourse and not a “nullah” in a bid to help its conservation efforts. The body is also home to a family of Indian otters and other flora
and fauna.
