IN THE COURT OF THE SUBDIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE (SOUTH)

AT VILLIANUR

Present : Thiru N. UDAYAKUMAR,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South).

M.C. No. 58/2017

ORDER UNDER SECTION 144 of Cr. P.C.

Whereas, the Tahsildar, Taluk Office, Villianur has informed that during

recent raids on illegal sand mining at Odiampet area, it is observed that the

supporting wall provided along the road portion adjoining the GP land at RS. No. 255

of Odiampet Revenue Village leading to the IOC Gas Plant has been damaged due

to the illegal mining of sand in the GP land. The GP land is 15 to 20 feet deep and

therefore, the road portion in the present condition is posing as danger to the

movement of the heavy vehicles and the safety of the persons passing nearby,

also it is a threat to the public safety;

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And whereas, few years back, the adjoining Sankarabarani River was flown

into this parcel of GP land and later it was disconnected from the river after laying

of the road at RS. No. 256. As such, it had lot of deposit of sand and hence,

the shallow depression has now been made as deep depression due to the removal

of sand from the said land;

And whereas, at present the three sides of the land (i.e.,) East, North, South

sides have been fenced with granite stone wall to a height of 6 feet. The Western

side of the GP land adjoining the road is provided with supporting wall up to road

level only. Taking advantage of this, the people from the nearby villages have

damaged some portion of the wall and are entering into the land and illegally mining

sand from there. Even the buffer space between the road and the supporting wall

in RS. No. 253 has not been spared. The continued and indiscriminate illegal sand

mining by hundreds of bullock carts on daily basis unmindful of the safety concerns

have rendered the lad with numerous deep holes and causes damage to the

supporting wall along certain parts of road. This damaged portion poses as threat

to the general safety and security of public movement. The main water pipe

connection from the nearby pump-house leading to other places through this land

underground is now exposed and susceptible due to removal of the sand;

And whereas, in spite of regular raids made by the Revenue Officials, the

illegal sand mining activity could not be curtailed as the persons engaged in this

activity are under the impression that it is their right to take sand. During raids, on

seeing the Revenue Officials, the illegal sand miners would run away from the site.

This has increasingly become a menace. Mining of sand in the Government lands

cause irreparable damage to the land. Hence, the Government land needs to be

protected at any cost;

And whereas, IOC gas plant which is engaged in filling of LPG cylinders

is located adjacent to the above field. All the vehicles meant of the plant have to

pass through this part of the road. Many giant tanker lorries containing LPG are

also passing through the said road on daily basis. Further, a High School and a

temple frequented by people is also located within 100 meters distance. In the view

of the above, any sliding of the earth below the road portion during the passage

of tanker lorries carrying LPG, then it would be a disastrous. In other case the

weakened base of soil along with the damaged wall portion may at one stage lead to

land slip and damage the road extensively thereby cutting of the traffic flow;

And whereas, I am satisfied based on the information placed before me

and other facts which are available to me, that the situation in the aforesaid land is

likely to cause a threat to the public safety and in my opinion that there is sufficient

ground for proceedings under section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973

and immediate prevention is desirable;

Now, therefore, based on the reasons stated above, I, N.Udayakumar,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South), Villianur in exercise of the powers conferred under

section 144 of Cr.PC, do hereby prohibit public from entering into the compound

portion of the land at RS.No.255 of Odiampet Revenue Village for a period of two

months from the date of this order or till any further orders are passed by the

competent authority revoking this prohibition as per law, whichever is earlier.

At Villianur, dated this 24th day of February 2017.

N. UDAYAKUMAR,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South).

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IN THE COURT OF THE SUBDIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE (SOUTH)

AT VILLIANUR

Present : Thiru N. UDAYAKUMAR,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South).

M.C. No. 59/2017

ORDER UNDER SECTION 144 of Cr. P.C.

Whereas, the Tahsildar, Taluk Office, Villianur has informed that illegal sand

mining is being carried out through bullock cart by the villagers of Uthiravaginipet,

Periyapet and Kanuvapet in the Government land at RS. No. 3/1 of Thirukanji

Revenue Village with an extent of about 01.57.00 HAC which is located behind the

PWD compound wall near IOC gas plant at Villianur Taluk, Puducherry. It is learnt

that the way used by the illegal sand miners to reach the said Government land is

found to be the eastern side gateway of the burial ground which is not compounded

by the Villianur Commune Panchayat;

And Whereas, the Tahsildar, Taluk Office, Villianur along with Revenue

Officials in order to prevent entering the said Government land by the illegal sand

miners, has excavated the way which leads to the said Government land. But, the

said land was again levelled by the miscreants and started mining sand illegally

and hence, illegal sand mining continuous to be a routine activity in that area;

And whereas, in spite of regular raids made by the Revenue Officials, the

illegal sand mining activity could not be curtailed as the persons engaged in this

activity are under the impression that it is their right to take sand. During raids, on

seeing the Revenue Officials the illegal sand miners would run away from the site.

This has increasingly become a menace. Mining of sand in the Government lands

cause irreparable damage to the land. Hence, the Government land needs to be

protected at any cost;

And whereas, the Tahsildar, Taluk Office, Villianur has also stated that the

illegal sand mining through the burial ground by a group of persons has the

possibility of triggering communal issue which needs urgent attention to get

prohibited by issuing order under section 144 of Cr.PC for the movement of

bullock cart or any other vehicle through the burial ground and the Government

land at RS. No. 3/1 of Thirukanji Revenue Village (near Uthiravaginipet);

And whereas, I am satisfied, based on the information placed before me

and other facts which are available to me, that the situation in the aforesaid land is

likely to cause a threat to the public safety and in my opinion there is sufficient

ground for proceedings under section 144 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973

and immediate prevention is desirable;

Now, therefore, based on the reasons stated above, I, N. Udayakumar,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South), Villianur in exercise of powers conferred under

section 144 of Cr.PC, do hereby prohibit the movement of bullock cart, or any other

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vehicle (except the vehicle relating to funeral) through the burial ground and the

Government land at RS. No. 3/1 of Thirukanji Revenue Village for a period of two

months from the date of this order or till any further orders are passed by the

competent authority revoking this prohibition as per law, whichever is earlier.

At Villianur, dated this 24th day of February 2017.

N. UDAYAKUMAR,

Subdivisional Magistrate (South).

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