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Give protection to workers, SC tells Chhatisgarh
NEW DELHI, MARCH 7. The controversy over privatising the BALCO
took a new turn today with the Supreme Court directing the
Chhatisgarh Government to provide full protection to workers and
the new management of the strike-bound aluminium plant.
On an urgent interim application moved by the Central Government,
a two-member Bench directed that the State Government should not
disconnect water, electricity and food supplies to the plant.
It restrained other courts from giving any order on the BALCO
issue as the matter rested with the apex court.
Commenting on the order, the Union Minister for Disinvestment,
Mr. Arun Shourie, said it was very important and expressed the
hope that the Chhatisgarh Government would implement it in letter
and in spirit.
PTI reports from Raipur
In Raipur, an official spokesperson, Mr. C.K. Khaitan, said ``The
Government respects the apex court order and assures all
protection to those who want to work in the BALCO plant.''
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