There Is No Truth About The Illegal Beach Mining Of Minerals In Tamil Nadu Worth Rs 1 Lakh Crore

For the local of Periyasamypuram in Tuticorin district, outrage has become a common way of living. Ever since the rumours of illegal sand beach mining, the locals have started taking the law in their own hands. Recently, some of the locals held hostage a sand mining truck of VV Mineral and battered the driver before letting him go. The police inspector of Surangudi failed to control the situation.

VV Minerals India is one of the largest sand mining companies in India. Naturally, to find itself in the midst of this controversy should not come as a surprise to anyone. However, there is no evidence to prove an illegal action on behalf of the company. VV Minerals, stated that the locals are being fed wrong information to turn them against the company.

The company is accused of illegally amassing INR 1 Lakh Crore through beach sand mining. However, it should be noted that it is practically impossible for one company to pull off a scam of such extent. Having been in existence for over two decades, these allegations surfacing now make no sense.

The company authorities also mentioned that VV Mineral Mining is legally authorised to manufacture and export Garnet with 1% Monazite content. This is due to the lack in technology for the separation of Monazite. Despite being confirmed by official bodies, the company continues to receive allegations of illegal exports.

VV Mineral, Vaikundarajan assured that in the last two decades, the company has never gone beyond the 1% threshold for monazite and has always acted within legal boundaries.

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There Is No Truth About The Illegal Beach Mining Of Minerals In Tamil Nadu Worth Rs 1 Lakh Crore

Published on Jul 28, 2016

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For the local of Periyasamypuram in Tuticorin district, outrage has become a common way of living. Ever since the rumours of illegal sand beach mining, the locals have started taking the law in their own hands. Recently, some of the locals held hostage a sand mining truck of VV Mineral and battered the driver before letting him go. The police inspector of Surangudi failed to control the situation. VV Minerals India is one of the largest sand mining companies in India. Naturally, to find itself in the midst of this controversy should not come as a surprise to anyone. However, there is no evidence to prove an illegal action on behalf of the company. VV Minerals, stated that the locals are being fed wrong information to turn them against the company.