3.When the matter was taken up for hearing, the learned senior counsel appearing for the fourth respondent pointed out that the very filing of the writ petition is completely premature. He would point out that the matter is presently pending consideration before the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA). The fourth respondent had given an application and certain field reports had been submitted. SEIAA had raised certain queries regarding the field reports. To clarify the same, the Deputy Director, Geology and Mining, Virudhunagar had sent the impugned communication dated 01.12.2020. The learned senior counsel would point out that the impugned communication, that is challenged in the wit petition was only a clarificatiory letter and nothing more than that. But he would fairly state that the second respondent earlier granted mining planning approval in favour of the fourth respondent. But then, quarry license is yet to be issued by the District Collector. That stage is yet to arise. Only when SEIAA grants clearance, the first respondent will take up the matter for consideration. Till then, it cannot be stated that the petitioner's rights has been infringed. I find considerable force in the contentions of the learned senior counsel that the writ petition has been prematurely filed.