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Bihar to take stern action against land and sand mafia
The Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar, Vijay Kumar Sinha, has said that the government will take strong action against people involved in illegal land and sand mining.
He mentioned that the Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, has given clear instructions to deal with these issues.
New laws are being planned to tackle these problems.
Sinha also said that he is confident that by March 31, the situation will improve, and the state will have a better environment.
He is holding meetings to address people's complaints and will review the progress every 15 days.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha announced stern action against land and sand mafia.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has given clear instructions to act against these illegal activities.
New laws are being planned to deal with land and sand mafia.
Sinha is holding meetings to address land-related grievances and will review progress every 15 days.
He expressed confidence that a 'pleasant and healthy' environment will be created by March 31.
- Who
- Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha
- What
- Announced stern action against land and sand mafia
- Where
- Patna, Bihar
- When
- January 7, 2024
- Why
- To curb illegal activities and create a healthy environment
Key facts
- Deputy Chief Minister
- Vijay Kumar Sinha
- Portfolio
- Revenue and Land Reforms
- Action Against
- Land and Sand Mafia
- New Law
- In the works
- Review Meetings
- Every 15 days
- Next Meeting
- January 15
- Intensive Review
- End of January
Quotes
Vijay Kumar Sinha
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and Minister holding the revenue and land reforms portfolio
“There is a disease and we are administering medicines slowly. If too much dose is given at once, adverse reactions can happen. I am fully confident that the disease will be cured by March 31 and a good, pleasant and healthy environment will be created.”
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“Kumar has given clear instructions and we are identifying such people. Whether it is land or sand mafia, transparent and stringent laws will be brought to deal with them”
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