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"3. ZABT KEYE GAYE SAMAN - M/s. JMD ALLOYS LTD. MAIN LAGA CTPT KE L.T.I. TERMINAL BOX MAIN PURV MAIN LAGAYA GAYA PLASTIC SEAT BIT NO. 045660 PJO TAMPERED PAYA GAYATATHA HASTACOH BIll NAHIN PAYA GAYA".

12. The seal bit bearing No. 045660 P which was found tampered with was put on the C.T./ P.T. terminal box on 14-5-1999 as appearing from the inspection note of that date (Annexure2).

13. Mr. Y.V. Giri, with the aid of a plastic model explained to me the construction and main features of the C.T. / P.T. box and its terminal. I was told that the C.T. /P.T. is the abbreviated form of current transformer potential transformer. The electric current coming at very high voltage from the main lines of the Board is made to pass through the C.T. /P. T. unit in order to suitably bring down the voltage at which the current may be used in the factory. Attached to the main C.T. / P.T. box is a smaller box called the C.T. / P.T. terminal box. It houses the terminals from which wires go to the metering unit for recording both KVA and unit consumption. Both the main C.T. /P.T. box and C.T, / P.T. terminal box are to be kept under seals put by the officials of the Board bearing the signature of the official affixing the seal. If the seal on the C.T. /P.T. terminal box is removed the terminal becomes easily accessible to the consumer and by fiddling with those terminals e.g. by removing the wires or putting wires of higher resistence, the flow of energy to the metering unit can be manipulated and if so desired, the C.T. / P.T. terminals can be easily fixed so as to show a very low recording of both KVA and unit consumption.