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- Forest ranger Pratap Singh Chundawat was killed on September 21 after being struck by a dumper he attempted to stop.
- The Supreme Court has requested an official report from the Rajasthan government concerning the incident.
- This development occurred as the court monitors ongoing illegal sand mining activities within the Chambal sanctuary.
- The court previously mandated enhanced protection measures for forest officials following reports of violence from organized mining syndicates.
What to watch next
- Submission of the Rajasthan government's action taken report
- The court hearing scheduled for October 6
- Potential extension of legal protections for forest officers in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh
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Shiv Mangal Sharma
Rajasthan Additional Advocate General
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“the incident had no connection with the Chambal sanctuary and was not a case of illegal sand mining”
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…the matter as urgent and sought details of the action taken following the incident. The matter will next be heard on October 6. Rajasthan Additional Advocate General Shiv Mangal Sharma, however, told the court that the incident had no connection with the Chambal sanctuary and was not a case of illegal sand mining . He said action had been taken and a detailed action taken report would be filed by the next date. Forest ranger Pratap Singh Chundawat was posted in Rajasthan’s Pratapgarh district and was dragged by a dumper on the…
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Named India · Chambal Gharial Sanctuary · Pratap Singh Chundawat · Rajasthan · A.G. Masih · Central Empowered Committee · Nikhil Goel · Sandeep Mehta · Shiv Mangal Sharma · Supreme Court of India · Vikram Nath
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