UK :Illegal Mining during night in Bhimtal Region !Young UKD leader Neeraj Bisht intercepted, demands stringent action
- #UKD #leader #Neeraj #Bisht conducts a raid in the #Sundarkhal area of #Bhimtal, catching a #JCB machine engaged in #illegal #mining.
- Its crime….”We will neither allow our #mountains to be #carved up nor sold off.” — Neeraj Bisht, UKD MLA Candidate
- After raid, Bisht alerted the authorities about the illegal mining and demanded strict action
Nainital/Bhimtal: In the early hours of Wednesday, Neeraj Bisht—the Uttarakhand Kranti Dal (UKD) candidate for the Bhimtal assembly constituency—was touring his constituency. According to Bisht, he received information that the mountains in the Sundarkhal area were being illegally excavated using a JCB machine without any authorization. Upon receiving this tip, Bisht immediately arrived at the scene with his party workers and was shocked by what he witnessed: a JCB machine was actively engaged in illegal mining. Neeraj Bisht promptly seized the keys to the JCB and called for stringent action. From the site itself, he informed the relevant authorities about the illegal mining and demanded strict punitive measures against those responsible. Bisht stated, this is not possible administration support to Mining Mafias. I demand quick action and enquiry on this issue.
On this occasion, Bisht stated, “We will neither allow our mountains to be carved up nor sold off. The mountains are our mother, and the UKD will never spare those who seek to sell our mother.” He further asserted that the UKD’s battle against the illegal mining mafia in the Bhimtal region will continue. If the administration fails to take action, UKD (Uttarakhand Kranti Dal) will take to the streets to launch a protest. Several UKD members were present during this course of action, including Central Secretary Ganga Singh Mehra, Kapil Mehta (Central Vice President, USF), Chandra Prakash (Assembly President), Karan Chausali (Assembly Vice President), Mukesh Chandra Ruwali (Assembly General Secretary), and Sujal Pawar (Central Media In-charge).
