Summary:
The workers claimed they had not been paid their dues and wanted to hand over a memorandum to the Prime Minister on Monday. The protesters, however, said multiple police vans had been patrolling the area.The employees alleged they were allowed to leave the factory around 7pm. “The management has no role now,” the official said. “They wanted to demonstrate and gathered at the plant in symbolic protest,” he said.A Moser Baer official said the case was pending with the National Company Law Tribunal, which has appointed a resolution professional for the issue. A purported video showing some people inside the factory compound is being circulated on social media.Jaipal Singh, one of the protestors, can be heard saying in the video they wanted to meet the Prime Minister but police prevented them by confining them to the plant..