Sand mining case: ED raids locations in TN's Karur district


Chennai, Oct 10 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday conducted raids in sand mines in Mallampalayam and Nanniyur areas of Tamil Nadu's Karur district.

This is part of the statewide raids on river sand mines conducted by the premier investigating agency.

The officials of the ED, according to sources, measured the permitted areas of the quarries and the actual extent of sand mining. The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) team was giving security to the 10-member ED officials during the raids.

The ED carried out raids on September 12 at all sand stockyards and depots and had seized incriminating documents.

The agency sleuths also seized CCTV footage and other data storage devices.The earlier raids were, however, confined to the offices of the sand mining companies but now action is also taking place at the river sand mining spots and sand quarries where measurements are being taken to assess whether the mining was according to the permitted limits.

During the September 12 raids, people attached to the quarry owners had damaged the mud path to the quarries so as to prevent the ED officials from reaching the spot.

 

  

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