Nurpur Police Crack Down on Illegal Mining Activities

In a recent crackdown on illegal mining, the Nurpur Police have issued fines to 11 vehicles under the Mines and Minerals Act. This initiative, which took place over a 24-hour period, highlights the police's commitment to enforcing mining regulations. The authorities have called for public assistance in reporting any illegal activities, ensuring that violators face strict consequences. The police's ongoing vigilance aims to deter illegal mining practices in the region.

By Narendra Chaudhary Feb 25, 2026, 19:00 IST

Enforcement Actions Against Illegal Mining

Sudhanshu Sharma
Nurpur

In a focused initiative targeting unlawful mining, the Nurpur Police District has taken decisive measures over the last 24 hours (February 24–25, 2026), issuing fines to 11 vehicles under the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act.

Details of Enforcement Actions

Key Actions Taken

Jawali Police Station Area:
- At 32 Mile and Kotla (jointly) – 03 tippers and 01 truck fined
- Other locations in Jawali – 02 tractors fined

Damtal Police Station (Dhangoopir Post):
- 01 tractor fined

Fatehpur Police Station (Riyali Area):
04 tractors fined for participating in illegal mining activities

Ongoing Monitoring and Public Cooperation

Continued Vigilance

The Nurpur Police District has reiterated its commitment to taking stringent actions against those engaged in illegal mining. Authorities have assured that they will uphold the law and warned that offenders will encounter severe consequences in the future.

Public Appeal

The police encourage community members to promptly report any information regarding illegal mining activities to their nearest police station.