People who were illegally excavating coal in BCCL's open cast mines in Bodra, located in the Kulti assembly area of Asansol, West Bengal, got buried under the debris due to the cave-in. In this incident, the local people are claiming that a total of two people have been killed, while they are also saying that four people have been injured in the incident. Due to this incident, a rescue operation was carried out in the mines throughout the day on Wednesday, in which one dead body was taken out. One of the injured was seen being taken to the hospital. Police and CISF team remained present at the spot throughout the day regarding this incident. After the incident, on Thursday, Chowringhee Police Fadi and CISF team went to the areas around the coal mine and conducted an awareness campaign among the people and appealed to the people not to enter the coal mine illegally by risking their lives. Dharmendra Tiwari, project manager of Bich Damagodia, said that when this incident happened, there was a lot of fog in the area and it was early morning, he got down into the mine by throwing dust in the eyes of the security personnel and he became the victim of the incident. He said that he often runs awareness campaigns in the areas around the mine and forbids people from going into the mine, despite that, there are some people who go down in the mine by throwing dust in the eyes of the security personnel and do so illegally. steal coal from
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Police and CISF team are running awareness campaign among the people to stop illegal coal mining.
People who were illegally excavating coal in BCCL's open cast mines in Bodra, located in Kulti assembly constituency of Asansol, West Bengal, got buried under the debris due to a landslide, a total of two people were killed in this incident.

People who were illegally excavating coal in BCCL's open cast mines in Bodra, located in Kulti assembly constituency of Asansol, West Bengal|Nirbhik Bangla Photo
