Maruti workers who terminated detention in Sonyfat to restore their status

About twenty dozen terminated Maruti workers were detained in Sonyfate on Sunday, while calling for a restoration. The exciting workers are also seeking permanent jobs for the company’s former temporary workers at its Kharkhoda plant, one of the largest in the country.

Under the banner that the Maruti Suzuki Struggle Council sought to restore its place in the past six months, about 200 Maruti workers have terminated after violence at the company’s Manesar factory. In January, the incited workers gathered former non-permanent workers of the company and formed Maruti Suzuki asthayi Mazdoor Sangh to fight for the company’s temporary workers.

In Khusiram, a man detained in Sonipat, members of Maruti Suzuki’s struggle committee accused police of “oppression” and alleged that workers were not allowed to inform the district administration in advance. “We submitted an application to the district magistrate Kharkhoda, seeking permission to protest. But there was no reply. When we gathered in the positioning of Parshuram Park within the scheduled range today (Sunday), the police detained some of us. The remaining workers then reorganized and began to move towards the SDM office and began to announce the kemornum temernem in Memorandum.

The largest automobile factory

The Kharkhoda factory will become one of the largest auto manufacturing sectors in the world, employing only regular workers and other non-term workers, and he said a press statement on behalf of inciting workers. It added that a key need for the demonstrations was that the company should hire 10,000 permanent workers, while workers working in other Maruti factories should be given priority. Their other requirements include “equal salary for equal work” and the employment of permanent workers in nature for permanent work.

Inspector Bir Singh, station officials at the Kharkhoda Police Department, said the exciting workers were not entitled to hold incitement and were therefore detained for violating the injunction imposed to maintain the law and order. Mr Singh said the detained person was released at night. Police said police also received a complaint from the company two days ago, expressing concerns that Sangh members might be violent.