Panel sets deadline for Meghalaya govt. to stop ‘faceless’ illegal coal trade
A judicial committee has ordered the Meghalaya government to create a comprehensive action plan within 15 days to combat illegal coal mining. The panel emphasized the need for official accountability to address the 'faceless' nature of the illicit trade.
Why it matters
Illegal mining poses severe environmental risks and undermines legal regulatory frameworks in the region.
A one-member judicial committee appointed by the High Court of Meghalaya has given the State government 15 days to address the “faceless” nature of illegal coal mining and transportation in the State.
The report objectively summarizes the judicial committee's findings and directives.
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