Puttur: Sand trucks continue to operate - 30 trucks seized


Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Jun 9: Illegal sand transportation has intensified in view of the fact that sand mining and transportation will be completely banned fromJune 15 to August 31. Although sand transportation has been now allowed within the district till June 15, a number of trucks have been seen violating this rule and transporting sand to other districts with impunity. 
 
Tahsildar here, M T Kullegowda, had warned on Sunday that trucks found carrying sand illegally to outside the district would be impounded. Taking serious view of the fact that sand continued to be taken outside the district overlooking the ban order, a team led by the tahsildar laid in wait at the checkpoints in the outskirts of the town and seized 30 trucks with loads of sand.
 
The tahsildar said that there is no provision to release these trucks after imposing fine, as violation was done during ban period. He said he will act further in the matter as per the decision taken by the district deputy commissioner. 
 
In the meanwhile, a team led by assistant commissioner of police, Ravikumar, raided a spot near KIOCL Junction in Tannirbavi, Panambur, where sand mining was being undertaken on the northern bank of Falguni River on Sunday night, and took into custody vehicle and other equipment. 
 
In this case, case has been registered against JCB operator, Muhammed Qasim, truck drivers, Baiju and Beenu, and Ismail, Yathish and Ravi, under whose instructions sand mining was reportedly being conducted. 
  

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