Worker Dies at Adityapur’s Jindal Sabrang Company
Family Blames Management for Negligence, Demands Compensation
Key Points:
- Worker dies during work at Jindal Sabrang Company
- Family alleges negligence and delays in medical aid
- Company officials and family to hold talks today
JAMSHEDPUR – A contract worker died on Monday evening while working at Jindal Sabrang Company near Sai Aanchal Society in Adityapur, sparking allegations of negligence from the family.
The incident occurred around 5 PM. The deceased has been identified as Dijo Kaivart, aged 36. The worker’s family refused to accept the body and demanded strict action against those responsible. They also sought appropriate compensation.
Delays and Negligence Highlighted
Family members alleged they were informed about the incident nearly an hour later. On reaching the company, they were initially denied entry. However, after creating a commotion, they found Dijo’s body lying in a corner.
According to eyewitness accounts, no safety equipment was provided to the worker during the operation. A colleague revealed that the machine operator was not present at the time. As a result, Dijo himself operated the machine when its speed suddenly increased, leading to his immediate death.
JMM Leader Intervenes
Bhuglu Soren, District President of the JMM Youth Wing, arrived at the scene and met with the station officer. Soren emphasized the need for adequate compensation for the bereaved family. He stated, “The family must receive proper financial support to sustain their livelihood.”
In response, the police summoned company officials, and talks were scheduled for Tuesday to address the issue. Meanwhile, the body was sent to TMH’s mortuary on the police officer’s orders.
Two Young Children Left Behind
Family members shared that the deceased is survived by two young children, increasing their worries for the future. The incident has raised concerns over workplace safety and negligence in industrial units.
The Jindal Sabrang Company reportedly operates under the authorized distributor Baburam & Company. Authorities and workers are now waiting for the outcome of today’s discussions.

