Union Minister's big statement regarding the security of Aravalli mountain range: There is no question of permission for mining in Aravalli core area.

There is a huge controversy over the demand for the protection of the Aravalli mountain range. The Congress has alleged that the definition of Aravalli has been changed to allow large-scale mining. However, the Congress has denied the allegation. On Monday, Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav held a major press conference amid the ongoing controversy over the Aravallis and made it clear that confusion has been spread on the issue of the Aravallis. Let us know what the Environment Minister has said on this issue. Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said, "Aravalli is the most ancient mountain range of our country. Recently, the Supreme Court gave a verdict on which confusion was spread. I saw this decision, I want to say that under the leadership of PM Modi, the hills of Aravalli have increased further. The court said steps should be taken to protect and enhance the Aravallis. Delhi, Haryana and Rajasthan are the worst affected. We have worked for the green belt of Delhi. Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said, "The top meter is the minimum stage in the court's order regarding the Aravalli hills. Let me make it clear that mining is not allowed in NCR, so the question does not arise. The decision also states that no new lease mining will be given. Mining is not allowed in the core areas of the Aravallis. Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav said, "Only 0.19 per cent of the total 1.44 lakh sq km area of the Aravallis can be eligible for mining. The rest of the Aravalli is protected and preserved. "