Chandrapur: The dispute recognized by the transporter in raising the wrong quality of the coal has caused the General Manager of Western Coalfields Limited General Manager to issue a warning to stop the sale of coal from the mine.
According to the source, which allegedly occurred in the coal handling plant (CHP) of the Nadalon mine leaning when a transporter allegedly lifted three good quality steam stone trucks, instead of coal slag on Tuesday.
High drama continues at night at Nandgaon CHP after Transporter Prithvi Jangam, has shipping orders (DO) for steam stones, found that Ramdev Baba coal transportation forces who have coal likes have lifted three trucks (nearly 54 tons) of steam coal (almost 54 tons ) It is meant for him.
Jaham’s do ended on January 19, but on Wednesday was a day that did not work in WCL, he arrived to lift coal on Tuesday itself.
However, coal which was supposed to be taken by Ramdev Coal Transport on behalf of Coal Slag.
Jangam immediately told Prafulla Kumar’s senior mine manager and the others about the appointment of good quality coal, but no one paid all who heed, said the source.
Jangam immediately stopped the three trucks belonging to Ramdev Transport and told the police, WCl officers and higher media.
After the police team reached the place, confused WCl officers, including the General Manager of Muhammad Sabir and Senior Manager Prafulla Kumar also rushed to Chp.
Discussion among police officers, WCl officers, complainants and transporter defendants continued for more than three hours at night.
Finally, the police washed his affair by claiming this problem did not fall under their jurisdiction, say the source.
The WCL officer claims that coal steam is good quality, after dropping CHP into the page, losing its value and treated as coal slag has a value of Rs1.200 to RS1,400 per ton.
The sources also said the complainant begged officers to check CCTV recordings to verify theft, but WCL officials did not pay attention and allow vehicles to transport Ramdev to take coal.
After the incident, the Regional General Manager who was annoyed by Sabir warned that the sale of coal roads from all mines in the WCL Chandrapur area would be stopped in the light of the incident.
The source claims coal theft like that on behalf of orders for road shipping orders is a common practice in all WCl mines.
This embezzlement was processed smoothly through coal mafia networks and closely WCl officials.
Precautions and examination of the right CCTV recording can easily expose such abuse, but nothing happens when the fence takes agriculture in WCl, the source said.