Supreme Court of India
Tarun Bharat Sangh, Alwar v. Union of India and Others
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Constitution of lndia, 1950: Article 32. Forest (Conservation) Act 1980: Section 2. c Rajasthan Forest Act: Section 29. Rajastlian Miner Mineral Concession Rules, .J986: Rule 4(6). Environment (Protection) Act: 1986, Section 3 and Notification 0 dated May 7, 1992. Environment-Protection of-Illegal mining activ- ity in area declared as Tiger Reserve in /war District of Rajastllan Diretions by Court. The petitioner, a voluntaQ' organisation interested in protecting environment, approached this Court under Article 32 of the Consti- tution of India com plaining of the widespread illegal mining
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