Odisha: 27 miners get 58 thousand Crore penalty notice

While the Shah
commission has started its investigation into illegal mining in the Mining
circles of Joda and Koira, the state government has taken some measures to show
its commitment to stop illegal mining.

The Joda deputy
Director of Mines under the  steel and
Mines department has sent penalty notice to as many as 27 mines owners of an aggregate
amount of Rs.57,904 crore 54 lakh for raising minerals beyond the permitted
amount thereby violating the MMDR act and MC Rules.

 Under these rules the miners have to submit
their advance mining plan like how much minerals would be excavated on each
year. The miners can raise that particular amount of mineral after getting its
mining plan approved by the Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM). For raising minerals
beyond the permitted limit the miner has to get necessary permission from the union
Forest and Environment Ministry and the state government.

Tata get the maximum
32,851 crore penalty notice followed by Sharda mines of Rs2845.58 crore, Jajang
mines of Rungta of 1046 crore. Rungta’s Silijoda mines has got penalty notice
of Rs.552.27 crore, R.P.Sao Rs.3872.61 lakh. The Aditya Birla Controlled Essel
Mining’s Jilling mines has got penalty notice of Rs.3387.22 crore.

 

Lease holders- Penatly (in Rs)

Tata-Khandabandh-267924247740

RP Sao-38726175528

Tata_joda west-37809989478

Essel-Jilling-33872237334

Sharda Mines –Thakurani-28455886844

MISL-22212190245

KJS Ahluwalia-Nuagaon -20220072213

Serajuddin & co-19835628250

OMC-Serenda Bhadrasahi-19452114651

Rungta-Jajang-10468371804

Essel-Kasia-9213924015

Mala Ray-886495 4451

KAYPEE-8387739915

Tata-Joda East-6693313568

KN Ram-Roida-6460321963

Indrani Pattnaik-6043828900

ML Rungta-Siljora-Kalimati-5522725308

KMC-4604139066

Tata-Juruda-Tiringpahar-4583872402

Tata-Bamebari-4084362398

TMPL-Deojhar-3982081924

Tata Katamati-2997136571

Bhanj Minerals- 2656110003

KC Pradhan-Chamak Pur-2588001643

OMC-Roida-1969619034

Sail-Bolani-1336457934

Tata-Manmora-79948706

Total- 579045451888

Although miners claim that all the statutory permissions have been taken from the concerned department before ore had been excavated and sold. According to them these figures are fictitious and baseless and if required they will move to the court.


Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *