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There is widespread misinformation being spread about the Aravalli mining order, so let’s put the verified facts on record. A clarification has been issued by the Press Information Bureau, based directly on the judgment of the Supreme Court of India. First, this Supreme Court order was not passed to...

80,137 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Divyansh Ameta
Divyansh Ameta10 месяцев назад

Sun be,na to SC aur nahi tu yaha rahta hai, hamko patta he illegal mining ne kitna barbad kiya he Aravalli ko, aur ab yr rule lakr, inn illegal miner, bhi mafiya ko, open permission de di he, tu jimedri lega? Agr kuch bhi galt hona start huaa to? Gawar khi kr jata inki halat dekh

Фото профиля narasimhas 🇮🇳
narasimhas 🇮🇳10 месяцев назад

Why misinformation was allowed to spread.. once confusion is created ppl do not understand who is right and what is wrong ..

Фото профиля Prakash Das
Prakash Das10 месяцев назад

What if adani starts mining, what can you do. Adani destroyed forests in other states. No reports are in because adani owns half the media.

Фото профиля Ronit
Ronit10 месяцев назад

Sir, read that document and tell me what will happen to a standalone hill less than 100 meters? Something like this 👇

Фото профиля Divyanshu Rai
Divyanshu Rai10 месяцев назад

Sure, the 100-metre rule isn't "new"—it's been Rajasthan's loophole-ridden standard since the early 2000s, conveniently allowing mining lobbies to nibble away at everything shorter.

Фото профиля Divyanshu Rai
Divyanshu Rai10 месяцев назад

Oh, bravo! What a masterful piece of government spin—straight from the PIB's propaganda playbook, no doubt. Let's all applaud this "clarification" that paints the Supreme Court's Aravalli order as some heroic eco-savior move.

Фото профиля Urban_nomad
Urban_nomad10 месяцев назад

Hahaha sarkari toolkit active ho gai Bhai Andaman Deforestation and Mahendragarh Afforestation ke bre me bhee bta na jo 1 saal pehle hi ho gya hai 6 districts me is Aravali 100 order ki aad me jo land stone crushers ko bechi gai hai after 3000 cr grant

Фото профиля J
J10 месяцев назад

Make a law, no mining. No need for paid explaination

Фото профиля Vijay Tyagi
Vijay Tyagi10 месяцев назад

Baklol, Word salad apne pichwade mein daal le, Aravali is our heritage it fucking protects Haryana Rajasthan from becoming barren. Govt has been colluding with SC to do all kinds mischief, They will be taught a lesson like Ethanol Factory in Hanuman Garh

Фото профиля Sanjeev Malhotra
Sanjeev Malhotra10 месяцев назад

In that case, please explain why the Amicus Curiae has made the cautionary statement about the dangers to the environment due to the new rules and guidelines? Where was the need for this new 100 metre definition of the Aravalli Hills, which is now the source of Controversy, Confusion and Fear among the Bharatvasis? The GoI and #SupremeCourtOfIndia must issue a written statement clarifying that “No additional mining or construction or commercial activities of any kind will be permitted in the existing Aravalli Hills, and status-quo will be maintained”. आम भारतवासियों के लिए यह मुद्दा बहुत ही संवेदनशील और चिंताजनक है। @PMOIndia @narendramodi @moefcc @byadavbjp

Фото профиля K. Singh ⚙️🌾
K. Singh ⚙️🌾10 месяцев назад

How are you protecting them when you are removing 90% of the hills from the definition of aravallis.

Фото профиля Sᴜᴍɪᴛ
Sᴜᴍɪᴛ10 месяцев назад

There's no misinformation. For God's sake, wake up your consciousness. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ @grok how much % of aravali is below 100m ?

Фото профиля Angry young man
Angry young man10 месяцев назад

Accepting the #Aravalli definition based on the FSI–CEC 2010 exercise, when a comprehensive, contemporary survey of the Aravalli range is admittedly yet to be carried out, is neither scientifically nor legally justified. The 2010 mapping was forest-centric, limited and advisory in nature, not a landscape-level ecological assessment of hills, ridges, groundwater recharge zones and desert-barrier functions. Relying on such outdated data to finally redefine and shrink protection of a fragile mountain system—despite the Supreme Court itself recording disappearance of several Aravalli hills in later years—violates the precautionary principle and raises serious concerns under Article 21. A final definition could only have been justified after completion of a fresh, Aravalli-specific, multidisciplinary ecological study, not before it.

Фото профиля Mr Sarcastic
Mr Sarcastic10 месяцев назад

And like clockwork, here comes the bhosadpappu army to justify and defend another masterstroke

Фото профиля Prnnab
Prnnab10 месяцев назад

Have some shame, hiw much money u got for this tweet. Go and check ur fact first the Rajasthan high court who issue against adani was transferred then new jidge were appoint to pass for the issue. Shame on people like you

Фото профиля Deepanshu Balyan
Deepanshu Balyan10 месяцев назад

This is bullshit, 100 se upar wali bhi protrcted rhegi, usse neeche wali bhi, to sabko eksaath include kyu nhi kia? Why two different definitions? Wht it took so many days if it was clear to the government? Env minister is saying 100meter is base length and not hight.

Фото профиля GAURAV CHAWLA
GAURAV CHAWLA10 месяцев назад

Who trust decisions of any institution under @narendramodi regime ?

Фото профиля Frustrated Keeda
Frustrated Keeda10 месяцев назад

Take the judgement back We don't want any judgement on Aravalli Leave Aravalli as it is Go back Modi

Фото профиля Rishi Vishwakarma
Rishi Vishwakarma10 месяцев назад

This is how Dalal defended there step father

Фото профиля Rajendra jain
Rajendra jain10 месяцев назад

Don't fool us First 100 meter rule passed Then SC recommendation for mining in line below 100 All are paid defence Identified these elements

Фото профиля Shubham Kumar
Shubham Kumar10 месяцев назад

How can person even find a excuse to just detoriate environment

Фото профиля Sangeetha Taneja
Sangeetha Taneja10 месяцев назад

You have already sold your soul for money. Third rate fellow. Shame on you.

Фото профиля Praveen.
Praveen.10 месяцев назад

Instead of planting more trees &protecting the existing flora, mining is being allowed under ambiguous rules .No body is going to stick to .19 %. In fact mining ,digging is going on despite honorable court's orders. Forget data. Not even 1 % should be touched. @talk2anuradha

Фото профиля Harsh
Harsh10 месяцев назад

Tu khud ko bhi bech dega na?

Фото профиля Keerthik
Keerthik10 месяцев назад

Illegally mining needs small machineries.. But industrialist wants more resources with legal permission and needs big machineries. Wah bhai wah coverup toh wah

Фото профиля खुराफाती..
खुराफाती..10 месяцев назад

Aa gaye cover up karne ...

Фото профиля Dev B
Dev B10 месяцев назад

come to Bundi, Jaipur. hills above 100m are being mined mindlessly

Фото профиля Mr Anonymous
Mr Anonymous10 месяцев назад

Log pagal hain rajasthan k jo jail ja rhe hain protest mein aur tu bjp ka chamcha sahi hai

Фото профиля Devesh Nath Sharma
Devesh Nath Sharma10 месяцев назад

thread hides the core of the Supreme Court judgment dated 20 Nov 2025 (WP(C) 202/1995). Yes, the 100-metre rule is old. That’s exactly why the Amicus Curiae warned the Court that relying on a height-only definition risks opening large low-height Aravalli formations to mining, breaking the continuity and integrity of the range. The Court did not certify that “90% Aravallis are safe” or that only “0.19% is minable.” These figures are not judicial findings. Instead, the Court recorded “escalating degradation pressures,” stopped all new mining leases, and ordered a fresh, scientific MPSM by ICFRE because existing definitions were insufficient. Selling future safeguards as present safety is not fact-checking. It’s spin. #SaveAravalli #SupremeCourt #EnvironmentalLaw #AravalliProtection

Фото профиля Serious
Serious10 месяцев назад

No the issue is not about base and top. It's about 100 m which should be reduced to 10m. Environment ministry must set this as base.

Фото профиля CEC Gyandu Kumar
CEC Gyandu Kumar10 месяцев назад

Here comes ‘BJParty ka chuppa’ 🤣🤣

Фото профиля Ashish Gupta
Ashish Gupta10 месяцев назад

BJP Agent

Фото профиля Sach
Sach10 месяцев назад

Conveniently tell half truth. 2010 rule , SC rejected defination of 2010 which was purposed by earlier govt. Now suddenly it is again purposed and accepted

Фото профиля :)LALA-G
:)LALA-G10 месяцев назад

Aa gaye inke paltu kutte bhokne.. Koi R@pist inki m@@ c*od de toh uske bhi benifits gina denge ye bhadwe dalal #SaveAravalli

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