Strict action will be done against illegal mining in Bihar, along with Mafia will also be on SP and Thanedar – Patna City News illegal mining problem in Bihar action on the police

Strict action will be shown against illegal mining in Bihar, the Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Vijay Kumar Sinha, has shown strict action on illegal mining, saying that the police station in Charge and SP will be investigated after the complaint. He checked the mineral income collection and allowed the officials with poor performance. Instructions were given to speed up the auction of SandGhats and set up a committee to solve the problems of stone dealers. By Sunil Raj under the editorship of: Rajesh Kumar updated: Wed, 30 Jul 2025 09:13 am (IST) The police station in -Charge and SP will be investigated on complaints of illegal mining. File Photo State Bureau, Patna. Cum Khan, Deputy Head Minister of the State, and Ghost Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha said the police station in Charge and SP will be investigated in the districts where complaints of illegal mining, transport or storage will be received. The minister spoke at the department’s assessment meeting on Tuesday. At the contemporary meeting, based on departmental data obtained from the entire state, the income of mineral income, the updated status of SandGhats, the progress of the district survey report, actions on illegal mining, online return status, mineral levy and other technical and environmental aspects. The Minister ordered that written elucidation be taken from the district mining officers of the districts where the income collection is relatively poor. During the review of the Sand Ghats, he was told that a notice had so far been issued for the auction of a total of 463 ghats, of which 316 Ghats was successfully auctioned. The auction process of the remaining 147 ghats is pending for various reasons. The department instructed to resume the auction proceedings soon. While holding a special meeting with the medium storage licenses that trade to enter stone from other states through the railway route, Minister Sinha understood the problems and challenges they face, saying that a three -member committee would be drafted to solve the problems.