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Amit Shah Directs Zero Coal Leakage Plan Amid Rising Illegal Mining in Jharkhand

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Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered the formation of quick response teams and a "zero coal leakage plan" to combat rising illegal mining and coal theft in Jharkhand.
The CISF and Coal Ministry will implement multi-layered security and take strict action against offenders.

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Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered the formation of quick response teams and a "zero coal leakage plan" to combat rising illegal mining and coal theft in Jharkhand. The CISF and Coal Ministry will implement multi-layered security and take strict action against offenders.

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مواضيعcoal theft Jharkhand Amit Shah CISF Coal India Limited Dhanbad

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