Panna: Everything is good when luck is good. We are saying this because the fate of a poor labourer and his colleagues has shone. Two precious diamonds have been found in a mine in the Panna district of Madhya Pradesh. This has shone the luck of a worker and his colleagues. It is being said that the cost of diamonds found in the excavation can be up to Rs 35 lakh.

Speaking to a website, Panna Collector Sanjay Kumar Mishra said, 'Bhagwan Das Kushwaha, who hails from Itawa Khas village and labourers working with him, were excavated in the mine on Monday and found two precious diamonds of from 7.94 carat and 1.93 carat. He also said, 'These two diamonds along with other diamonds will also be auctioned by the administration in the second week of March. The revenue from the auction will be deducted from the government's revenue and the remaining amount will be given to Kushwaha and his fellow workers.

While speaking to reporters, labourer Bhagwandas Kushwaha said, 'I have deposited both the diamonds in the local diamond office. Apart from me, five labourers were digging in the same mine when we found these two precious diamonds.' He also said, 'The amount received from this will solve the problems of my family and money can be used in the education of children.'

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