Laborer finds diamond worth Rs 80 lakh from coal mine – World

There was no end to the joy of the laborer after getting the precious diamond worth crores. While digging in the mine, when the shiny object came out as a diamond, the workers also started planning for the future.

According to the report of BBC Urdu, a laborer named Raju Gond in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh had been digging in coal mines for the past ten years and always wanted to get a diamond on his hands so that his poverty could be alleviated. The days of

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According to the report, Indian laborer Raju Gond has a debt of 5 lakh rupees, regarding which he says that he will pay off his debt first with the diamond money.

A BBC report said that the Indian government leases diamond mines in Panna city to the National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) to mine for diamonds.

According to the report, the precious diamond will be sold in the next government auction and the remaining amount after tax deduction will be handed over to Raju.

Raju says I am very happy, I will build a house with this money, spend on my children’s education.