The 'Polluter Pays Principle' in Indian environmental law implies that:
- The government pays for pollution cleanup
- The polluter bears the cost of preventing and remedying environmental damage
- Victims of pollution are compensated by the state
- Industries are exempt from environmental liabilities
Answer: The polluter bears the cost of preventing and remedying environmental damage
This principle, upheld by the Supreme Court, holds polluters financially responsible for environmental harm they cause.