দুর্গাপুরে অবৈধ বালির কারবার রুখতে প্রশাসনের অভিযান, মুখ্যমন্ত্রীর বিস্ফোরক অভিযোগ

Fearless Bengali, Durgapur: Taking advantage of the closure of illegal sand ghats, the price of sand in the market is being increased abnormally. State Chief Minister Shubhendu Adhikari raised the complaint. After the administrative meeting in Durgapur on Friday, he claimed, "Sand of 8 thousand rupees is being sold for 16 thousand rupees. This conspiracy is being done to tarnish the image of the BJP government." After this comment of the Chief Minister, the administration started stopping the illegal sand business in West Bengal district. From Friday, a vigorous campaign begins in various Balghats of Kankasar Amjaya River. Land and Land Revenue Department and police conducted raids in many areas including Kanchanpur, Shrirampur, Dubrajpur colony. It is learned that under the leadership of কাংজসা বুর্দি রাজবির অদিক্রিক মন্দজু কাঞ্জিলাল, the employees of the department and police officers of কানিকসা মলন্দিঘি ফাড়ি took part in this operation. During the operation, surveillance is carried out in various Balghats and allegations of illegal stockpiling and smuggling are made. Allegedly, during the tenure of the previous government, several illegal Balighats had come up around the river. Day after day, sand trucks and dumpers had to be used to launder government revenue. The allegation is that sand is stored in different areas and supplied through tractors. Administration claims, no illegal sand trade will be tolerated by siphoning off government revenue. That is why continuous operations are being conducted across the state. It is learned that this campaign of the administration will continue in the coming days to stop illegal sand business in Durgapur Division.