Beltangady: 48 tons of illegally stocked sand confiscated in Bandaru


Daijiworld Media Network – Beltangady (MS)

Beltangady, Sep 17: Officials from the Mines and Geology Department in Mangaluru have seized 48 tons of illegally stocked sand in Bandaru village in the taluk.

The village's gram panchayat and revenue officials alerted the Mines Department officials to the matter, leading to a case being filed at the Dharmasthala police station.

A man named Sandesh had been excavating sand from the Netravati River for the past two years and storing it in the Uruvalu area. Last year, the police and Mines Department officials conducted a raid at the location and confiscated goods worth Rs 30 lac. However, Sandesh resumed illegal sand mining. Villagers complained to the gram panchayat officials, who then notified the revenue officials.

A case has been filed at the Dharmasthala police station in connection with the matter. Locals claim that the Mines and Geology Department is ignoring their complaints and that the raid is merely a facade, with no case registered against Sandesh.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Anand A, Mangaluru

    Sun, Sep 17 2023

    What about promised supply of one truck load for Rs 2,000/= that too at your door steps? Are we so blind and intoxicated or idiots not to challenge those promised this to get votes? Oh, Fire...

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 17 2023

    My question is, when 48 tons illegal sand was collecting, what our DC and village accounts were doing.? Suspend them on the spot.

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