Bharat Coking Coal: Mining Activities Halted at ABOCP Mine Due to Illegal Stoppage
Bharat Coking Coal Limited's ABOCP Mine in Block -II has experienced an illegal stoppage of mining and dispatch activities since April 2, 2026. BCCL has filed an FIR and informed authorities. This follows historical issues with labor deployment and wage demands.
The stoppage of mining and dispatch activities at a mine directly affects the company's core operations, leading to potential revenue loss and operational disruption. This is considered a high impact event.
The announcement details an illegal stoppage of mining operations, which directly impacts the company's production and revenue. This is a negative development for the company.
Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) has reported the illegal stoppage of coal mining and dispatch activities at its ABOCP Mine, located under Block -II. The disruption commenced on April 2, 2026, around 3:00 PM and is ongoing.
Historically, local laborers were employed for shale picking and segregation. However, with reduced departmental production and mandatory coal crushing in outsourced production, the relevance of shale-picking work has diminished. An agreement with local administration dated August 18, 2020, acknowledged an excess supply of personnel, leading to a work distribution where laborers were engaged only 4-5 days a month and paid accordingly. Despite this, demands for full-time wages and benefits have persisted.
In response to the current illegal stoppage, BCCL has initiated several actions, including dispatching letters to the SSP, Dhanbad, and the DIG (CISF), BCCL. An FIR has also been lodged at the Baghmara Police Station, and the matter has been communicated to BCCL's Head of Department (IR), Director (HR), and other headquarters authorities.
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