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Barapukuria staff sued over 300MT coal scam

Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Ltd authorities on Thursday night sued one of its employees and a coal buyer in connection with selling and buying at least 300 metric tonnes of coal with forged bank documents.
The accused are Md Shakil Ahmed, a computer operator of BCMCL, and Md Arafat Hossain, proprietor of Nusat Traders of Ziranibazar in Savar upazila ofDhaka.
Md Masudur Rahman, deputy general manager [Administration] of BCMCL filed the case with Parbatipur police station.
“The case will be handed over to the Anti-Corruption
Commission,' said Mahmudul Alam, officer-in-charge of Parbatipur police station.
A three-member probe team led by Md Sirajul Islam, general manager [Administration, of BCMCL found that at least 300 metric tonnes of coal was sold from the mine on May 16 and 17 with fake bank documents.
The probe team submitted a 100-
page report to Md Aminuzzaman, managing director of BCMCL, on September 4. It was formed on August 20 after BCMCL officials found disparity between coal sales and the balance statement of their bank in the annual financial report in early July. The gap amounted to Tk 27.60 lakh.
Later it was revealed that the coal was delivered to the company owned by Md Arafat Hossain against fake
bank documents which were received by Md Shakil Ahmed of BCMCL.
Sources at the coal mine said that at least 17 trucks were used to deliver the coal.
The report also found guilty four other officials of the company. However, the team members declined to disclose their names. In the report they recommended taking departmental action against the four.
“The report found Md Shakil
Ahmed guilty. It also found four other BCMCL officials involved in the corruption," said Md Sirajul Islam.
Other members of the probe team were Md Nuruzzaman Chowdhury, general manager [Surface Operation] and Md Saiful Islam, deputy general manager.
Sources at the BCMCL said more cases will be filed after the ACC finishes its investigation.