Suo moto FIR, probe launched into illegal mining after 18 die in Meghalaya mine blast
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
45% : The FIR also invokes Sections 21 and 21(1) of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, along with Section 3 of the Explosive Substances Act, indicating the seriousness of the alleged violations.39% : Guwahati, Feb 6: Following the death of 18 miners in a coal mine blast in East Jaintia Hills district, the Meghalaya Police on Thursday registered a suo motu FIR and launched a detailed investigation into the incident, once again spotlighting the persistent menace of illegal coal mining in the state.
36% : The blast once again brought illegal coal mining in Meghalaya under sharp focus.
34% : The National Green Tribunal in 2014 banned rat-hole coal mining and other unscientific mining practices in the state, citing severe environmental damage and serious safety risks to workers.
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