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| Reasi police tightens noose around illegal mining: 28 vehicles seized, 23 challaned in two days | | | Early Times Report
REASI, Nov 12: Continuing its sustained drive against illegal mining and unauthorized transportation of minerals, District Police Reasi has intensified enforcement measures across the district to curb violations of mining laws and related regulations.
During the last two days, District Police Reasi challaned 23 vehicles under the Motor Vehicles Act and seized 28 vehicles found involved in illegal mining and unauthorized transportation of minerals during special enforcement drives conducted across the district. The seized vehicles were subsequently referred to the District Mineral Officer (DMO) for imposition of fines under the MMDR Act.
The drive was aimed at curbing illegal extraction and transportation of minerals, preventing the unlawful exploitation of natural resources and ensuring strict compliance with prescribed mining regulations and traffic laws.
District Police Reasi has urged all vehicle owners, drivers and transporters to ensure that the transportation of minerals is undertaken strictly in accordance with applicable rules and regulations. They must carry valid permissions, requisite documents, transit passes and other supporting records, including valid receipts and necessary entries, wherever applicable.
Police have cautioned that illegal mining and unauthorized transportation of minerals not only constitute violations of law but also cause considerable damage to natural resources and the environment. Any such violations will be dealt with strictly, and offenders will face legal action under the relevant provisions of law, including applicable mining laws and the Motor Vehicles Act.
District Police Reasi reiterates its firm commitment to curbing illegal mining and protecting the district's natural resources. Such enforcement drives will continue across the district, and the general public is urged to cooperate with the police by sharing credible information regarding illegal mining and unauthorized transportation of minerals with the nearest police unit to facilitate prompt action. |
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