Bokaro, October 14: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ajay Nath Jha chaired a law and order review meeting on Wednesday, during which he called for dialogue between Bokaro Steel Plant (BSL) management and apprentice displaced persons to resolve the ongoing deadlock.
The DC urged BSL Director-in-Charge Priya Ranjan and ED (HR) Rajshree Banerjee to initiate talks and work towards an early, amicable resolution. He also emphasised the need to act in accordance with the minutes of proceedings issued after the previous tripartite meeting.
In view of Durga Puja, Diwali, Chhath and other upcoming festivals, the DC appealed to apprentice displaced persons to suspend their protest and cooperate in maintaining peace and harmony in the district. He stressed that public safety and the maintenance of law and order remained the foremost priorities of the police and administration.
The DC urged all stakeholders to exercise restraint and ensure that the issue did not disturb the festive atmosphere or inconvenience the general public. He cautioned against taking the law into one's own hands and called for continuous monitoring of the situation and prompt legal action in case of any disturbance.
Superintendent of Police Nathu Singh Meena, Additional Collector Sunil Chandra, Chas SDO Pranjal Dhanda, ASP Chas Vedant Shankar, Bermo SDO Manoj Kumar, Bermo SDPO Ravinder Singh, Headquarters DSP Pawan Kumar, City DSP Rajiv Ranjan, Civil Surgeon Dr A. B. Prasad, APRo Avinash Kumar and other officials attended the meeting.
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