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The Times of India
The Times of India
National
Ajay Singh

Rajasthan: 102 miners asked to compensate for violating law in reserve

JAIPUR: The central empowered committee (CEC), constituted by the Supreme Court, has directed the state government to determine the compensation to be levied from each leaseholder who mined within the Jamua Ramgarh Wildlife Sanctuary (JRWS) in violation of law.

As per state government records, there are 102 such mining leases that have violated law and are located inside the sanctuary as well as within 500 metres from the periphery of the boundary.

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