Furthermore, the height of the chimney of the said brick kiln blatantly violates the rules and notifications of the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, Government of India, as per the official Gazette C.G. D.L. A. 22022022-233662. The prescribed minimum distance, as mentioned in the circulars, is clearly violated. It specifies that a minimum distance of 0.8 kilometers must be maintained from populated areas and fruit orchards, and brick kilns should be at least 1 kilometer away from residential areas. However, these orders are being openly flouted by the operator of this brick kiln. This brick kiln does not comply with any of the State or Central Government circulars. The circular from the Rajasthan Revenue Department (Circular No. P.6(33) Revenue/6/2001/4 dated 26/07/2010) is also being openly ignored. The allocation of land for the establishment of a brick kiln is governed by the 1987 land allocation rules, but this kiln's land allocation does not adhere to these regulations. Despite this, the operators are running the kiln unchecked.