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    ‘Local Communities Must Support Sanctuary Protection Efforts’: Supreme Court Directs States In Chambal Mining Matter
    ‘Local Communities Must Support Sanctuary Protection Efforts’: Supreme Court Directs States In Chambal Mining Matter
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    ‘Local Communities Must Support Sanctuary Protection Efforts’: Supreme Court Directs States In Chambal Mining Matter

    The Supreme Court issued directions to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh to curb illegal sand mining around the National Chambal Sanctuary, stressing protection of ecologically sensitive habitats and endangered wildlife while addressing socio-economic causes behind rampant mining activities in the Chambal region.

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    Supreme Court Warns Strict Action on Illegal Sand Mining in Chambal Sanctuary, Says Officials Can Be Held “Vicariously Liable”
    Supreme Court Warns Strict Action on Illegal Sand Mining in Chambal Sanctuary, Says Officials Can Be Held “Vicariously Liable”
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    Supreme Court Warns Strict Action on Illegal Sand Mining in Chambal Sanctuary, Says Officials Can Be Held “Vicariously Liable”

    The Supreme Court held that any destruction of wildlife habitats in protected areas will invite strict penalties under multiple environmental laws. The Court also warned that officials may be held accountable for “lethargy and inaction” in stopping illegal activities like sand mining.

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    Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Illegal Sand Mining In Chambal Sanctuary, Cites Threat To Ghadiyals
    Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Illegal Sand Mining In Chambal Sanctuary, Cites Threat To Ghadiyals
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    Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Illegal Sand Mining In Chambal Sanctuary, Cites Threat To Ghadiyals

    Today, On 13th March, The Supreme Court took suo motu cognizance of illegal sand mining in the National Chambal Sanctuary after noting alarming reports. It highlighted concerns that rampant mining is forcing ghadiyals to relocate, as documented in recent CSR findings today.

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