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Two Workers Die in Hindustan Coils Limited Crane Accident in Raipur

Crane operators crushed in a fatal accident at HCL plant in Raipur’s Siltara area; compensation announced for grieving families.

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December 30, 2024
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RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH (India CSR): A horrific accident at the Hindustan Coils Limited (HCL) plant in the Siltara industrial area of Raipur claimed the lives of two crane operators late Saturday night. The incident occurred when a crane collapsed during operations, trapping the workers and exposing them to molten lava, which resulted in fatal injuries.

1 Incident Details

The tragic accident unfolded in the Siltara industrial area, a hub of industrial activity near Chhattisgarh’s capital, Raipur. The victims, identified as Jitendra Srivas and Sonu Rai, were crushed under the fallen crane and scalded by the molten lava.

According to police sources, the crane collapse happened during routine work at the HCL plant, which specializes in manufacturing iron plates, angles, and blades. “This is a devastating incident. We have sent the bodies for post-mortem and are investigating the matter thoroughly,” said a senior police officer from the Siltara police station.

2 Compensation and Support for Victims’ Families

The factory management quickly announced compensation to mitigate tensions following the incident. They promised:

  • Rs 21 lakh compensation for each victim’s family.
  • An additional Rs 1 lakh in cash assistance.
  • Employment for one family member of each deceased worker.

After these announcements, the protests by family members and local residents subsided. “We demand justice for our loved ones. The compensation is a small relief, but we need better safety measures to prevent such tragedies,” said a grieving relative.

3 Key Facts: Hindustan Coils Limited Plant Accident

AspectDetails
Incident DateSaturday night, December 28, 2024
LocationHindustan Coils Limited (HCL) Plant, Siltara industrial area, Raipur, Chhattisgarh
VictimsTwo crane operators: Jitendra Srivas and Sonu Rai
Cause of AccidentCrane collapse during operations
Nature of InjuriesCrushed under the collapsed crane and scalded by molten lava
Compensation Announced– Rs 21 lakh for each victim’s family- Rs 1 lakh cash assistance- Job for one family member of each deceased
Safety ConcernsAlleged inadequate maintenance and lax safety measures
Police ActionsInvestigation launched; questioning of factory management
Bodies Sent ForPost-mortem at Ambedkar Hospital
Hindustan Coils Limited ActivityManufacturing iron plates, angles, and blades
Community ReactionProtests by families and workers, later subsided after compensation announcement
Key TakeawayHighlights the need for stringent safety protocols in industrial operations

4 Safety Concerns Raised

This incident has raised serious questions about safety protocols at the HCL plant. Workers and families have alleged that inadequate maintenance and lax safety measures led to the crane collapse.

“The safety standards here are subpar. This tragedy was preventable with proper inspections and upkeep,” said a worker who witnessed the incident.

5 Police Investigation Underway

The local police have launched an inquiry into the accident. They have questioned the factory management about the maintenance and operational protocols for the crane. The remains of the collapsed crane have been removed, and the site is being examined to determine the cause of the failure.

The victims’ bodies have been sent to Ambedkar Hospital for post-mortem. After completion of the formalities, the bodies were handed over to the families.

6 About Hindustan Coils Limited

Hindustan Coils Limited, based in the Siltara industrial area, is involved in the production of iron plates, angles, and blades. It employs a significant workforce and contributes to the region’s industrial growth. However, this tragic incident has cast a shadow on its safety protocols and operational practices.

7 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When and where did the accident occur?
The accident occurred on Saturday night at Hindustan Coils Limited (HCL) plant in the Siltara industrial area near Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

2. What compensation was announced for the victims’ families?
The factory management has announced Rs 21 lakh compensation, Rs 1 lakh cash assistance, and employment for one family member of each deceased worker.

3. What is Hindustan Coils Limited known for?
Hindustan Coils Limited specializes in manufacturing iron plates, angles, and blades.

4. What safety concerns have been raised?
Workers and families allege that inadequate maintenance and safety measures caused the crane collapse.

5. What actions have been taken after the incident?
Police have started an investigation and questioned the factory management. The victims’ bodies have been sent for post-mortem, and compensation has been provided to the families.

(India CSR)

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