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    "This is a 'Mann-made' disaster": BJP's Tarun Chugh slams Punjab government over floods

    BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh criticized Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, blaming his government's alleged illegal mining practices for exacerbating the state's flood crisis. Chugh claimed the AAP government failed to properly assess the damage, while the central government has provided substantial disaster management funds. Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to visit flood-affected Gurdaspur to review relief efforts.

    Punjab govt to allow flood-hit farmers to mine sand from their fields: Manish Sisodia

    Manish Sisodia announced that Punjab farmers will be permitted to extract and sell sand deposited in their fields by recent floods, addressing concerns about the upcoming Rabi crop. He urged Prime Minister Modi to release the "pending" Rs 60,000 crore to aid flood relief efforts during his visit to Punjab.

    Punjab floods: Death toll rises to 46, crop on 1.75 lakh hectares damaged

    Devastating floods in Punjab have claimed 46 lives and damaged crops across 1.75 lakh hectares, prompting extensive relief efforts from various agencies. The state grapples with overflowing rivers and heavy rainfall, impacting nearly 2,000 villages and displacing thousands. Political tensions rise as the state government seeks central assistance amidst accusations of discrimination and insufficient support.

    Illegal sand mining serious, needs to be curbed: SC

    The Supreme Court addressed a PIL concerning illegal sand mining in five states, deeming it a "serious issue." The court demanded data from the states and questioned the necessity of environmental impact assessments for such activities. Allegations of state cover-ups and environmental damage were raised during the hearing, prompting the court to seek further information.

    ED attaches Rs 122-cr worth assets of Haryana Cong MLA, ex INLD legislator in 'illegal' mining case

    "All these properties are registered in the name of persons and entities, running a syndicate managed and controlled by Dilbag Singh and Surender Panwar, who indulged in large-scale illegal mining of sand, boulder and gravel in the Yamuna Nagar district of Haryana and some adjacent districts," the central agency said in a statement.

    ED raids 13 sites in Punjab illegal mining case

    The agency claims to have seized Rs 3.5 crore during the raids. The raids, by ED's Jalandhar wing, were carried out in the nearby areas of Rupnagar district. According to people in the know, illegal mining was being done on land that the federal agency had attached in connection with the Bhola drug case.

    The Economic Times
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