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Bengal mining mogul Tulu Mondal's assets worth Rs 150 crore seized

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Authorities in West Bengal have confiscated over Rs 150 crore in cash, gold, and other assets belonging to mining businessman Tulu Mondal. The seized items include hundreds of vehicles, petrol pumps, and multiple properties. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari linked the growth of the alleged illegal mining operation to the previous Chief Minister's tenure. According to Adhikari, illegal stone mining activities caused a revenue loss of approximately Rs 15,000 crore to the state over fifteen years.

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