Nagpur: In the case of heavy machinery worth some crore missing from Maharashtra plants and limited pharmaceutical plants (MAPL) in Nagpur, supervisors and guards of security bodies have been rumored to have stated that the apathy antibiotic Hindustan Limited (HAL), Pune, to plant security is one reason at behind theft.
The MIDC police have closed the complaint submitted by the Unionya leader Suresh Gotmare.on June 13, TOI has reported about the mysterious machinery from the factory and things, which is a parent company from MAPL, does not register any complaints.
The plants were closed in 2003 and the engine was intact until 2015.
They were lost after the company’s revival was announced in 2015.
Bombay security services, which were engaged to MAPL, have submitted complaints with MIDC police about theft machines worth Rs 26,000 on April 14 2016.
After A series of reports by TOI, things on July 26 submitted complaints with MIDC police who nailed theft of machinery and equipment worth Rs 75.74,100.
The police have registered a violation of unknown thieves, supervisors and security guards.
Police from MIDC police said that the supervisory statement and security guards were recorded.
“They must say that they told the officials many times about the machines stolen from the factory from 2016.
They also said things involving 15 guards in 2002 but reduced to three in 2015.
They added that part of a compound wall was destroyed Where the thieves used to enter.
It was not fixed with things.
They also told that high grass and bush made it difficult to take security rounds.
In fact, the power supply is not available, “police said.
Visit the memo vendor that occurred and further investigation was also ongoing, they added.51 days after complaints, the police had not made progress.
“We have ordered supervisors and security bodies but they can be arrested only if we get proof,” they said.
“It is the only drug manufacturing unit managed by the government in Vidarbha and will help a lot in ongoing pandemics,” he said.
Apathetic Reasons Behind the Mapl Machine Theft: Security
