Jharkhand Coal Worker Death Sparks Protest, Compensation Demanded

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A coal worker was found dead near a pond in the Brora police station area of Dhanbad, India. The body of Devi Lal Manjhi, a 50-year-old employee of Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), was discovered on Tuesday morning near the Behrakudar Andheri Dam pond. This discovery has sparked protests and calls for better support for coal workers’ families.

After Manjhi’s body was found, his family and coworkers organized a sit-in protest at the colliery office. They are demanding fair compensation for Manjhi’s family due to his death. The protesters want immediate financial assistance to help Manjhi’s family secure their future.

The protesters emphasized the dangers that coal workers face every day. They want to ensure that companies prioritize the safety of their workers. They also want proper compensation policies to be in place for families in case of accidents.

Local authorities and BCCL officials are now talking with the protesters to find a solution. The main request is for appropriate compensation. This compensation would give financial security to Manjhi’s family.

This tragic event highlights the constant dangers faced by coal workers. It also shows the need for companies to focus on worker safety. The community is waiting to see the result of the discussions between the family, coworkers, and BCCL officials, hoping for justice and support. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks associated with coal mining and the importance of protecting those who work in the industry.

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