Coal dispatch hit at NTPC mining sites
The NTPC officials said that due to this, they are set to face heavy financial losses.
Sao denied the charges.
Hazaribag SDO (sadar) Baijnath Kanti said, "NTPC is making efforts to start resumption of the dispatch. We are monitoring the law and order situation." TNN
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