The Jharkhand government, under the direction of Chief Secretary Alka Tiwari, is pushing for the swift completion of sand ghat auctions, setting a deadline within the first two weeks of September. This initiative aims to ensure the availability of sand at reasonable prices while cracking down on illegal activities. The meeting involved discussions on understanding the new sand policy, training for officials, and ensuring transparency during the auction process. The new policy targets providing sand to consumers at appropriate rates, preventing unlawful sand trade, and restricting the influx of sand from other states. Discussions included the crucial role of Deputy Commissioners in the auction process, the importance of preparation, and the possibility of mock drills. The meeting also provided insights into the division of sand ghats into different categories, including those operated by Gram Sabhas and those subject to auction, with specific guidelines to regulate the process.
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