Rapid action force in Mandi Gobindgarh

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Apr 18, 2020 IST

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Fatehgarh Sahib, April 17

Amid the reports of unrest among migrants, DC Amrit Kaur Gill and SSP Amneet Kondal, along with the Amloh SDM, visited Mandi Gobindgarh, where thousands of migrant labourers reside and work in approximately 400 iron and steel manufacturing units.

The DC and SSP said they had deputed rapid action force in Mandi Gobindgarh and near Amloh town to control any situation. They said Amloh SDM Anand Sagar Sharma has been deputed to be in touch with labour union leaders. So far, the district administration has been successful in persuading the labour not to migrate to their respective states.

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