In Bihar's Jamui district, power cables worth approximately 3.80 lakh rupees have been stolen from an under-construction 33 KV electricity line. The incident occurred in the Jhajha police station area, specifically between Salaiya village and Chinberia, where about 1950 meters of ACSR Wolf conductor disappeared from nine poles.

SUCG Lloyd Limited, the construction company responsible for the project, has filed a complaint seeking registration of an FIR against unknown thieves. Dharmendra Kumar, the company's site engineer, submitted a written application to the Jhajha Station House Officer (SHO). According to the application, the 33 KV line was being constructed between Salaiya village and Chinberia when the company's site supervisor, Sanjay Kumar, reported the theft of the cables.

Following the report, site engineer Dharmendra Kumar inspected the site on Tuesday and confirmed that the conductors from nine poles were missing. The company estimates the stolen cable length to be around 1950 meters, valued at 3,80,859 rupees. This theft has caused significant financial loss to the company and is likely to delay the ongoing power project.

The company formally requested police action on Wednesday, urging them to identify the culprits and recover the stolen cables. The police have initiated an investigation based on the received application.