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CM to brief Jagmohan on hardships
By Our Staff Reporter
NEW DELHI, DEC. 21. The Delhi Congress Legislature Party (CLP)
under the leadership of the Chief Minister, Ms. Sheila Dixit, has
sought an appointment with the Union Urban Development Minister,
Mr. Jagmohan, to apprise him of the problems that have cropped up
during the sealing and relocation of industries.
In another interesting development, the Delhi Pradesh Congress
Committee(I) held an emergency meeting under the leadership of
its president, Mr. Subhash Chopra, and decided to march down to
Nirman Bhavan, the office of the Urban Development Minister to
lodge their protest against the indiscriminate closure of
industries.
The Congress leaders are likely to gherao the Minister and court
arrest to show that they were strongly behind the industrial
workers and factory owners and would not let them get displaced.
The DPCC(I) leaders and workers would wear black badges to convey
their resentment against the unjustified closure of polluting
industries in the third phase of the ``Nayaya Yudh''. The DPCC(I)
has also sought an appointment with Mr. Jagmohan to apprise him
about the way the Nodal Agency was going around closing
industrial units causing harship to the poor people. Mr. Chopra
also met the Chief Minister and apprised her about their
intention to undertake the march and court arrest.
On the other hand, the members of the CLP, led by Ms. Dixit, have
also sought an appointment with Mr. Jagmohan to brief him of the
ground realities and the problems faced by even genuine
industrial unit owners. The MLAs have been facing protests from
the people including industrial workers, who are demanding that
some rehabilitation package be given to them. They also want the
government to seek more time from the Supreme Court for the
relocation process so that they are able to work out their future
plans in a systematic manner.
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