Archive · 18 Jun 2025
Ranger Accused of Aiding Illegal Stone Extraction in West Karbi Anglong
Imagine a forest ranger who is supposed to protect the trees and land.
But some people say this ranger, named Kramsa, is helping others to dig up the hills for stones, even though it's against the rules.
The people doing the digging are from another city, and they are cutting down trees and building roads.
The locals are very angry because they've seen the damage.
This same ranger was accused before of letting people take sand from the rivers, which is also harmful.
Now, the big boss in charge of the forest has stepped in to stop the illegal activities.
Residents accuse Ranger Harsing Kramsa of aiding illegal stone extraction.
Kramsa is alleged to have worked with stone extractors from Guwahati.
Witnesses report environmental damage from cutting hills and trees.
Kramsa was previously accused of allowing illegal sand extraction.
The Chief Executive Member of KAAC has ordered a halt to illegal activities.
- Who
- Harsing Kramsa, stone extractors from Guwahati, and the residents of West Karbi Anglong.
- What
- Ranger Harsing Kramsa is accused of aiding illegal stone extraction.
- When
- The timeframe of activities is not specified in the article.
- Where
- Khursing Hill area, West Karbi Anglong district.
- Why
- The motivation of Kramsa is alleged to be for profit.
Residents' Concerns
No opposing viewpoints
Environmental Damage
Residents' Concerns
Illegal stone extraction is damaging the environment and forests.
No opposing viewpoints
No opposing view presented.
- Accused
- Harsing Kramsa
- Location
- Khursing Hill, West Karbi Anglong
- Nature of Activity
- Illegal stone extraction
- Allegations
- Aiding extractors and allowing environmental damage
- Authority Response
- KAAC CEM ordered halt to illegal activities