The Industry Ministry informed on Saturday that it would request in the Supreme Court against the High Court Judgment on mineral sand mining case. The Industry Minister additionally opined that the UDF ought to consider the issue.
The High Court on Friday controlled the state government to consider 29 applications for mining in the private district. Since mining is a matter under the Union law the state’s power in it is constrained, the court had watched.
The state government has drawn flak over eighteen months to document an advance on the issue in the High Court. In perspective of this, Industry Minister P.K. Kunhalikkutty and Indian Union Muslim League proposed that the matter ought to be examined in the UDF.
The High Court on Friday requested that the state ought to legitimately consider applications of a private firm for mineral sand mining in the private part. There ought not be conflicting stand towards diverse applications at better places presented by the same organization, the court ruled. The court had additionally made it clear that mining is a subject that has a place with the Center and that the state has just constrained power in the issue.
A division bench containing Justice Thottathil Radhakrishanan and Babu Mathew, P. Joseph issued the decision releasing a claim put together by the state government testing a single judge judge’s mandate in February 2013 to consider the advance of the applicants.