Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Police Block Access Roads to Curb Illegal Mining in Aravallis
Police and forest officials worked together to stop illegal mining in the Aravalli hills.
They found and blocked secret paths that people were using to take away stones they had mined illegally.
The officials are working hard to make sure no one can use these paths anymore.
They are also watching the area closely to stop any more illegal mining.
The Mining department is helping them with this task.
Police and Forest Department officials blocked unauthorised access routes to Pinangwan hills in Nuh district.
The action targeted makeshift roads and paths used for transporting illegally mined stones.
The routes were identified and permanently sealed to prevent further movement of heavy machinery.
The administration is maintaining strict vigil against illegal mining throughout Nuh.
The operation was conducted in coordination with the Mining department.
- Who
- Police and Forest Department officials
- What
- Blocked unauthorised access routes to Pinangwan hills
- When
- Saturday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Pinangwan hills, Jhimrawat village, Nuh district
- Why
- To curb illegal mining and prevent the movement of heavy machinery and vehicles
- Location
- Pinangwan hills, Jhimrawat village, Nuh district
- Agencies Involved
- Police and Forest Department
- Action Taken
- Blocking unauthorised access routes
- Purpose
- Prevent illegal mining and transportation of stones
- Coordination
- Mining department involved in the operation
