New Delhi: Tamil Nadu Police has taken strict motion in opposition to the spreading of faux information a few reported assault on migrant staff from Bihar within the state. The police, on Saturday (March 4) booked BJP chief and Supreme Court lawyer Prashant Umrao, a Dainik Bhaskar Editor, and a Patna-based journalist Mohammad Tanvir for spreading pretend information on social media which triggered a statewide panic. The panic affected the industries in Tamil Nadu, which depend on migrant staff, as many staff stayed off work as per PTI.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, on Thursday (March 2), expressed worries and acknowledged the alleged movies of “assaults”. Kumar instructed the chief secretary and DGP of the state to speak with authorities within the Tamil Nadu authorities and assure the safety of staff originating from Bihar.
Tamil Nadu’s Director General of Police, Sylendra Babu, launched an announcement, saying that the video doing rounds of social media was “false” and “mischievous”. He acknowledged that someone in Bihar posted false and mischievous movies saying that migrant staff have been attacked in Tamil Nadu. Two movies have been posted, each of which have been false as these incidents occurred at an earlier date in Tiruppur and Coimbatore. One was a conflict between two teams of migrant staff from Bihar whereas one other was from a conflict between two native residents in Coimbatore.
Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi on Sunday mentioned that North Indian staff needn’t panic because the state authorities is dedicated to offering them safety.
“The North Indian labourers in Tamil Nadu not to panic and feel insecure, as the people of Tamil Nadu are very nice and friendly, and the state government is committed to providing them security,” Governor RN Ravi mentioned.
