The National Green Tribunal (NGT) issued a warning regarding lapses in curbing illegal mining.
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NGT warns action against officers for lapses on curbing illegal mining
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued a stern warning to officers regarding their failure to curb illegal mining, specifically in Uttar Pradesh. The NGT directed the Director, Geology and Mining, UP, and the Member Secretary, UPPCB, to ensure strict compliance with tribunal directions and mandate regular inspections. This highlights the NGT's role in environmental governance and holds state authorities accountable for illegal resource extraction, making it relevant for environmental law and governance topics in competitive exams.
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The warning was specifically directed at officers in Uttar Pradesh.
Key officials directed include the Director, Geology and Mining, Uttar Pradesh.
The Member Secretary, Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB), was also directed by the NGT.
The NGT mandated an Expert Committee inspection at least thrice for each lease to ensure compliance.
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