Not a time for politics over mining mishap: Conrad counters Ra Ga

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SHILLONG: Shortly after the AICC president, Rahul Gandhi tweeted urging the Government of India  to save the trapped miners in East Jaintia  Hills while mocking at the PM Narendra Modi  for posing for photographs over the Bogibeel Bridge in SAssam on Tuesdsay ,  the Chief Minister, Conrad Sangma was quick to issue his statement on the entire matter sayin that  it is not a time to play politics over the mining mishap

He said that  the Situation right now was very difficult  in the coal mine in the district and added that almost entire River  has come into the mine

Asserting that 12 lakh litres of water have been pumped out , he added that water level  was rising  and the Government  was in process to get high power pump.

“There is no question of calling off the operation and the operation is going to resume  a different level now,” he said while adding that  the Ministry of Home Affairs  is in touch and helping the Government.

He also said that the  Government had been continuously trying and giving more efforts in the rescue operations. The operation has remained suspended since December 22 because of want of high power pumps.

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