A team of investigators from Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) arrived in Jarangdih on Tuesday to conduct an unannounced inspection. The team, led by Santosh Kumar Prajapati, the Manager of Electrical and Mechanical, visited the Jarangdih open cast mine. They looked at the diesel pump area, the excavation department, and the electrical and mechanical office.
The investigation focused on how things are being done at the mine and whether employees are following CCL’s rules. Investigators carefully examined the diesel pumps to ensure they are managed correctly and that resources aren’t being misused. Though officials haven’t shared many details, the investigation is likely about making sure the mine’s operations are clear and honest.
According to a CCL source, who wished to remain anonymous, the team is making sure that all procedures are being followed correctly. The unexpected arrival of the investigators shows CCL’s dedication to maintaining honesty and preventing corruption in its operations. Employees and others connected to the company are eagerly waiting to hear the results of the investigation.
This investigation could lead to changes in how things are done and managed in the Kathara area. The findings will likely shape future rules to improve how well things work and how accountable people are across CCL’s different mining operations. Ultimately, the visit emphasizes how important regular checks are in large organizations to keep ethical standards high and operations effective.