Nagpur: The case of drugs lost by the manufacture of heavy machinery from the Maharashtra antibiotic factory and Pharmacy Limited (MAPL), Nagpur, is a munkier than suspected by former employees.
The book value of the machine is RS26,000 in the MAPL balance sheet while the parent company – Hindustan AntibioteTics Limited (HAL) -HAD insured for RS60 Lakh and requested RS10 Lakh insurance claims.
Former employees and former directors have claimed crores the cost of machinery and its current value will be around RS50 Crore.
Toi has reported on June 13.
How heavy the machine is lost from the plants suspicious.
In the intervention of the request submitted by the former employees and union leaders Suresh Gotmare begged to restart the factory for the production of Covid-19 vaccine and remdomionvir, the Nagpur bench from the Bombay High Court on May 4 has directed to the central and state government to submit a reply.
On May 14, things, the Indian government did, below who this plant fell, had stated its inability to restart the problem of plants from skilled workers and other problems.
The Minister Guardian Nitin Raut was reported to have directed the Joint Director of the AP Dharmadhikari industry to examine the factory and submit reports whether it could be revived to produce vaccines and drugs associated with the novel Coronavirus.
On May 17, Dharmadhikari along with Gotmare and representatives from former director nominations at MAPL – Environmental Engineering Inc.
(EEI) – Sudhir Paliwal visited and told the court that there was no machine in the factory.
Gotmare and Paliwal claim the crores of machine costs, and are worth at least RS50 Crore even now, because it can produce various drugs and dry powder injections.
A high-ranking official tells the Toi, “the value of the asset book remains in accordance with the balance sheet around RS26,000.
Engine theft occurred in April 2016.
In accordance with the MIDC police station on April 14, 2016, the value of the material was indicated as RS26,000.” Officials said There is RS60 Lakh insurance in factories and other infrastructure.
“Hal has claimed the loss of RS10 lakh against the total money insured RS60 Lakh (for plant infrastructure and others) with the National Insurance Co.
Ltd.
We have not got any amount because we do not have documents since the engine is purchased,” the official said.
The official said a security agent was appointed after the closure of the plant.
“MAPL, a subsidiary, was formed in 1979 and has been non-functional since 2003-04.
The government has decided to close MAPL and hence, all employees are given VR in 2006.
The Security Agency is taking care of the factory.
After theft, three letters were sent.
To the police supervisor, Nagpur, with a copy to IG, Mumbai, to provide protection to the MAPL property.
A letter was also written to the sales tax department to take over the MAPL office, factory and machine.
The third letter was sent to the Secretary of the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Department Pharmacy, who asked to see MAPL property protection, “the official said.
Ask who is responsible for the machine that is missing, and why there is no responsibility to anyone, the official said the pine and claimed insurance was the right action.
“Also, things have asked the police supervisor to provide security for MAPL facilities because of the central government property,” the official said.
Former staff claim the machine worth RS50CR, MAPL book shows RS26K, things are looking for RS10L insurance
