Tamil Nadu Government ne Madurai jile mein 11 stone quarries ko temporary band karne ka order diya, violation probe ke dauran
मुख्य बातें
- •Tamil Nadu government orders temporary closure of 11 stone quarries in Madurai district due to alleged illegal mining and environmental violations.
- •The probe, led by the Chief Secretary, will examine compliance with mining and environmental laws and submit a report within 15 days.
- •Residents and activists have raised concerns over ecological damage, including soil erosion and water pollution, from unregulated quarrying.
- •The government has directed immediate sealing of sites and legal action against violators, signaling a crackdown on illegal mining practices.
CHENNAI, 11 JULY — Tamil Nadu government ne illegal stone mining par control lane ke liye Madurai jile mein 11 stone quarries ko temporary band karne ka order diya hai. Yeh decision environmental violations aur mining regulations ke galat istemal ki reports ke baad liya gaya hai. State ke Chief Secretary, Shiv Das Meena, ne district authorities ko in quarries ki operations ki detailed investigation karne aur 15 dinon ke andar report submit karne ka instruction diya hai.
Quarries ko band karne ka decision local residents aur environmental activists ke complaints aur inspections ke baad liya gaya hai. Reports ke according, zyadatar quarries either valid permits ke bina chala rahi hain ya phir unke approved mining limits se zyada kaam kar rahi hain. Isse soil erosion aur water contamination jaise severe ecological damage ho raha hai. Sarkar ke order mein environmental safeguards ko maintain karne aur sustainable mining practices ko ensure karne par zyada zor diya gaya hai.