JDA Cracks Down on Illegal Mining in Nagrota, Retrieves 15 Kanal of Land

In a significant move to curb illegal mining in the region, the Jammu Development Authority (JDA) has successfully retrieved 15 kanal of land in the Nagrota area. The JDA team, led by its Vice Chairman, conducted a surprise inspection of the area and found large-scale mining activities being carried out without any permission or authorization. The team immediately swung into action, seizing the heavy machinery and equipment being used for mining and retrieving the land that had been illegally occupied. The JDA has stated that the retrieved land will be used for development purposes, such as constructing roads, parks, and other public facilities. The crackdown on illegal mining is part of the JDA’s efforts to protect the environment and prevent the degradation of natural resources. The authority has warned that strict action will be taken against anyone found involved in illegal mining activities in the future. The JDA has also appealed to the public to report any instances of illegal mining, promising to take swift and decisive action against the perpetrators. The retrieval of 15 kanal of land is a significant achievement for the JDA, which has been working tirelessly to prevent the illegal occupation of land and to protect the environment. The JDA’s efforts have been praised by local residents, who have been affected by the illegal mining activities. The authority’s actions are expected to have a positive impact on the environment and to help preserve the natural beauty of the area. The JDA has also announced plans to launch a awareness campaign to educate the public about the dangers of illegal mining and the importance of protecting the environment. The campaign will include seminars, workshops, and other events, and will be targeted at local residents, schools, and colleges. The JDA’s efforts to prevent illegal mining are part of a larger initiative to promote sustainable development and to protect the environment. The authority is working closely with other government agencies and stakeholders to achieve this goal. The retrieval of 15 kanal of land is a major success for the JDA, and is expected to serve as a deterrent to those involved in illegal mining activities. The JDA has promised to continue its efforts to protect the environment and to prevent the illegal occupation of land, and has appealed to the public to support its efforts. The authority’s actions are expected to have a positive impact on the community, and to help promote sustainable development in the region.

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