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Meghalaya cement firms accused of moving 2.93 lakh tonnes coal without mandatory approvals panel says
Economy
Published on 3 May 2026
Coal shipments allegedly moved without key weekly returns
A high court-appointed panel has flagged two cement companies in Meghalaya for allegedly transporting over 2.93 lakh metric tonnes of coal without mandatory approvals. The committee says the coal movement lacked essential documents and weekly returns, suggesting a serious breach of state norms. It recommends tougher enforcement and improved tracking to prevent illegal coal movement across Meghalaya.
- Panel finds alleged coal transport of 2.93 lakh tonnes without approvals
- Missing documents and weekly returns cited as key violations
- High court panel recommends stricter enforcement and tracking upgrades
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