Workers found a 2 kg diamond inside Kolshacha, but the officials decided to… A to Z Counsel

Jhansi: Kolsa mining workers at Parichha Thermal Power Plant in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, found a stone shining like a diamond. Realizing that it was not a stone but a precious diamond, a confusion was created among the workers. Or there was a scuffle among some workers for the diamond. But, after knowing about the officials or the diamonds, they took possession of the diamonds and further a shocking incident happened.

Electricity is produced from the state of Uttar Pradesh on the banks of Betwa river, which is about 25 kilometers away from Jhansi. At this time, the employees of the Quality Council of India, an outsourced company of the Government of India, used to be sent inside the plant to check the quality of the coals. At that time, the workers found a diamond-like shining kolsha in the kolsha that had come from Jharkhand. But, later it is not a coal but a diamond. And its weight is 2 kg. After that Mazur ran away with the diamond. Not only that, but break the diamond into pieces, banana and banana.
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Meanwhile, some people shot a video of all that happened and sent it to the authorities on that date. After getting information about the incident, the officers reached the spot and to avoid any dispute, they took the remaining piece of diamond to their house. So, both the employees of the plant went to the officer’s house for inspection with a diamond. The incident came to light on Thursday itself and a case has been filed against both of them.

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Meanwhile, the chief general manager of the plant, Manoj Sachan, said that both the carats of the diamond could be obtained. Also, yes its quality is also not good. Diamond is very small and it starts from 10 carats. Mere, ha kogi dagdasara ahe. Mere, aamhi te sarkari shalete padhwanar hai for qualified testing, asanhi unke keito aahe.

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