The Political leaders,
administrative officers and police with mutual collusion have sold thousands
tons of coal after the closure of mine in Jamtara in Jharkhand. The scam was
undertaken in practice in the DVC and the Eastern Coal Field, defunct mines at
Nala and Kundhit areas.
The illegal coal was supplied to
Bengal and Bihar on the invoice of a company, MS Emerger Coal Industries.
The excavation on daily basis
was 50-70 trucks till 18 months. The smuggling of it is assessed by
Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) worth Rs 297 crore.
The inquiry was set up and
entrusted to ACB on the complaint of nearby residents and Shashi Ranjan Prasad
Singh, the then DC. The ACB team has been investigating since 27 April 2015. The team
has recovered various important documents which reveal that the illegal sell
and purchase of coal have been done in Baghdehari of Jamtara and Khairashol,
Kankartala, Kasta, Plasthali and Kistopur of Nala area.
The officers
, other staff private companies,
transporters others figure who performed such misconduct and duped
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No
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Rate/truck
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Load/truck
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Daily trucks x 30 days
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18 months
Total illegal loading
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Money earned in a months
Rs lakh
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Total money
Duped
Rs in lakh
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THE POST HOLD
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02
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1.10 lakh
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40 tons
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60x30
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60x30x18
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1980
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35640
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IAS
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03
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IPS
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17
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Officers
from District Administration and mining departments and staff
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07
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Police inspectors
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25
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Officers
of District Police Force and staff
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35
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Local residents
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14
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Transporters
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03
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Private companies
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06
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Middlemen
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