Pamphlets threaten to kill Bhilai steel plant officials
Three pamphlets allegedly put up by naxalites at the Bhilai Steel Plant premises has issued a threat to kill senior management officials if wages of the employees in this public sector undertaking are not revised.
By PTI |
RAIPUR: Three pamphlets allegedly put up by naxalites at the Bhilai Steel Plant premises has issued a threat to kill senior management officials if wages of the employees in this public sector undertaking are not revised.
The pamphlets written in blue ink using a sketch pen have asked the management to ensure justice to employees through wage revision.
"Do justice with the employees this time.. or two-four senior officials would be killed," it read. The BSP management has handed over the matter to Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) for further probe.
"The pamphlets have been given to the CISF and the plant has also put its own security mechanism to work for finding out its authenticity as well as to probe into how it reached the plant premises," BSP spokesperson Jacob Kurian said.
The police is also probing into the incident. Dipanshu Kabra, SP, Durg said that he has received a formal letter in this regard along with the photocopies of the pamphlet from the CISF.
"Generally, naxalites use red ink in their pamphlets. In the present case, we think this is the handiwork of some mischievous elements. However, we are not taking any risk and are investigating into the matter," he added.
The pamphlets written in blue ink using a sketch pen have asked the management to ensure justice to employees through wage revision.
"Do justice with the employees this time.. or two-four senior officials would be killed," it read. The BSP management has handed over the matter to Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) for further probe.
"The pamphlets have been given to the CISF and the plant has also put its own security mechanism to work for finding out its authenticity as well as to probe into how it reached the plant premises," BSP spokesperson Jacob Kurian said.
The police is also probing into the incident. Dipanshu Kabra, SP, Durg said that he has received a formal letter in this regard along with the photocopies of the pamphlet from the CISF.
"Generally, naxalites use red ink in their pamphlets. In the present case, we think this is the handiwork of some mischievous elements. However, we are not taking any risk and are investigating into the matter," he added.
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