All Dimasa Students Union demands action against illegal river mining
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The All Dimasa Students Union has demanded an end to illegal sand and stone mining in the rivers of Dima Hasao district within fifteen days.
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- The All Dimasa Students Union issued a fifteen-day ultimatum to the forest department to stop illegal river mining in Dima Hasao.
- Heavy machinery like excavators is reportedly damaging local rivers including the Diyung, Mahur, Langting, and Jatinga.
- The environmental degradation from these activities threatens local infrastructure such as roads and railways.
- The student organization intends to launch mass protests or approach the National Green Tribunal if authorities fail to act.
What to watch next
- Forest department response to the 15-day ultimatum.
- Potential intervention by the National Green Tribunal (NGT).
- Launch of potential mass protests by the All Dimasa Students Union.
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NamedIndia · Dima Hasao · Dima Hasao Autonomous Council · Diyung River · Forest Department · Jatinga River · Langting River · Mahur River · All Dimasa Students Union · National Green Tribunal
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