Screening plant owners booked for illegal mining

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Updated At : 11:37 AM Jun 10, 2023 IST

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Yamunanagar, June 9

The police have registered a case against owners of a screening plant in Sawabari village of Yamunanagar district for illegal mining.

A case was registered against owners of the screening plant at the Bilaspur police station on June 7. A joint team of the Mining Department and the police conducted a surprise inspection in the Ranjitpur area on June 1. The team found that illegal mining was being carried out with an earth moving machine and a tractor-trailer allegedly belonging to screening plant on a piece of land close to plant.

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