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12 Villages Announce: No Mining, No Elections

In protest against the proposed mining project in Pindwara tehsil, villagers from 12 villages across four panchayats have unitedly decided to boycott elections. They will boycott the voting process if the project is not cancelled.

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  • Massive opposition to the proposed mining project in Pindwara.12 villages from four panchayats have announced an election boycott.Decision to stay away from the voting process until the project is cancelled.Villagers will meet the Collector to demand a progress report on the investigation.
12 Villages Announce: No Mining, No Elections

Sirohi |Anger among villagers is escalating over the proposed mining project by Kamlesh Meta Cast in the Pindwara tehsil area. In protest of this project, the people of 12 villages have now made a major and firm decision, causing a stir in the local administration.

Collective Decision of 12 Villages

Villagers from 12 villages falling under four gram panchayats organized a collective meeting. A large number of villagers participated in this meeting, and everyone unitedly expressed their outrage against the proposed mining project.

In the meeting, it was unanimously decided that they will not participate in any election until this mining project is cancelled.

Announcement of Election Boycott

The villagers have unanimously announced a complete boycott of every level of election, from Panchayati Raj onwards. They have clearly stated that if their demands are not met and the project is not cancelled, they will completely boycott the voting process.

  • Complete boycott of all elections.
  • No participation in the voting process.
  • The protest will continue until the project is cancelled.

Ban on Politicians' Entry

The villagers' anger is not limited to just boycotting elections. They have also warned that they will not allow any politician to enter their villages. They state that until their problem is resolved, they will not meet with representatives of any political party.

Will Meet the Collector

Taking their movement forward, the villagers have decided that they will soon meet the District Collector. During this meeting, they will demand the investigation report, its progress, and a review report on the matter so far. There is immense outrage among the villagers regarding this project, and they are not ready to back down at any cost.

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