He said there is the issue of inadequate raw materials in the state that makes it difficult for industries to run their plants. “We, however, are confident of getting raw materials. We will import the raw materials not available here,” said Jindal. Admitting that there are challenges in setting up industries, he added that the company has received cooperation from the state government.
He also hoped that the policies of the Centre and state government would encourage investors in future. Stating that he is satisfied with the ongoing coal auction, Jindal said: “Where we have not been satisfied, we have approached court.” The Delhi High Court Feb 11 stopped the auction of two coal blocks (Utkal B1, B2) owned by the company in Odisha. It ordered a review of the government decision to change the end use of the two blocks from steel to power, before putting it out for auction.(IANS)