The Bhopal plant was built, owned and operated by Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL). Union Carbide held 51 percent of the shares in UCIL, the Indian government owned 26 percent, and some 24,000 private Indian citizens owned the balance. Under Indian government regulations, UCIL was required to design, build and run the plant under government control and supervision, using Indian consultants and workers. Every aspect of the plant's design, engineering, construction and operation was strictly regulated by the Indian government, the State of Madhya Pradesh and the Municipality of Bhopal. Virtually all of the decisions with respect to the plant and its design, engineering, construction and operations were either made by UCIL or mandated by Indian governmental policies and directives. Bhopal was chosen as the site fo

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