Assam forest minister Parimal Suklabaidya on Saturday visited the Hawaichang forest range in Dholai Bazar area in Cachar to inspect the timber laden vehicles and the teak that were seized earlier on the day by Cachar Forest Division team.
The vehicles were seized while they were en-route to Assam from Mizoram.
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This was informed by the minister in a tweet in the evening.
(1/3)Visited the Hawaichang forest range office few minutes ago in Dholai bazar area to inspect the timber laden vehicles & the teak which were seized earlier today by Cachar Forest Division team while the vehicles were enroute Assam from Mizoram. pic.twitter.com/XbZx9AUi5R
— Parimal Suklabaidya (@ParimalSuklaba1) October 3, 2020
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“As a part of the zero-tolerance policy of Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, the bordering areas of our state now are equipped with strict vigilance system through joint coordination of various departments to take down any and all illegal activities,” he further said.
(2/3)As a part of the zero tolerance policy of Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri @sarbanandsonwal,the bordering areas of our state now are equipped with strict vigilance system through joint coordination of various departments to take down any & all illegal activities. pic.twitter.com/CguHyfumex
— Parimal Suklabaidya (@ParimalSuklaba1) October 3, 2020
“I would also like to praise the laborious efforts of our forest staff who are on continuous duty to eliminate such illegal activities,” the minister further tweeted.
“It is during the present days of BJP-led government in Assam that we are witnessing such prolific vigilance,” he further added.
(3/3)I would also like to praise the laborious efforts of our forest staff who are on continuous duty to eliminate such illegal activities. It is during the present days of @BJP4Assam led govt in Assam we are witnessing such prolific vigilance. pic.twitter.com/B8jagNueTN
— Parimal Suklabaidya (@ParimalSuklaba1) October 3, 2020