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Tata Steel has received a demand notice of ₹1,755.10 crore over alleged excess coal extraction at its West Bokaro Colliery in Jharkhand, adding a fresh legal challenge for the company. The notice, issued by the District Mining Office in Ramgarh, relates to alleged excess extraction of 1,62,40,399 metric tonnes of coal during the period from FY 2000–01 to FY 2006–07. Tata Steel said it strongly disagrees with the claim and believes the demand lacks proper justification. The company has indicated that it will pursue legal remedies before the appropriate judicial or quasi-judicial forums. The matter is significant because of its size and the potential implications for mining compliance and legacy disputes in the sector. While the development may raise concerns among investors, Tata Steel’s response signals that it plans to contest the demand aggressively. The case also puts renewed focus on regulatory scrutiny of historical mining operations and could remain in the spotlight as the legal process unfolds.
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