Wednesday, June 18, 2025
spot_img

KHADC team to inspect AMD works at Mawthabah

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

 

SHILLONG:  The Executive Committee (EC) of  Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC)  will  visit Mawthabah on August 2  to see the nature of activities in Mawthabah-Wahkaji area days after AMD officials were assaulted and property damaged  in the area.

KHADC CEM HS Shylla on Monday termed the activities of the Atomic Mineral Division (AMD)  as illegal.

As per the Deputy Commissioner Isawanda Laloo, she had spoken to the regional director of AMD Shillong to inquire about  the activities of in the area  and the regional director had stated that survey of minerals was taking place at Wahkaji-Mawthabah and permission has been taken from the land-owners. However, no mining has taken place

Shylla  stated that the KHADC had also written to DoNER Minister, Jitendra Singh  to stop any activity in the area pertaining to uranium mining and it was assured that no mining activity   would  take place in the area

“Then why they are continuing with the activity,” Shylla said while adding that even the previous  Mukul Sangma-led State Government  had asked UCIL not to carry out any activity in the area

He also alleged that the AMD was bypassing the State Government,  KHADC Government  by carrying out such activities in the area.

 

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Paul slams VPP for predicting UDP’s end

SHILLONG, June 17: The United Democratic Party (UDP) has lashed out at the Voice of the People Party...

Trucker-vlogger ‘exposes’ police extortion in state

SHILLONG, June 17: Despite several instances of extortion exposed along the highways of Meghalaya, there seems to be...

Ampareen vows action if probe establishes negligence

Pregnant woman’s death in Jowai MCH SHILLONG, June 17: The state government is prepared to take necessary disciplinary action...

M’laya logs over 220% increase in HIV/AIDS cases in 19 years

SHILLONG, June 17: Meghalaya is staring at a disturbing public health crisis, with the state recording a 221%...