BJYM Burmamines Mandal has submitted a memorandum to Burmamines police, seeking improved security measures at the Burmamines NML parking lot.
JAMSHEDPUR – Under the guidance of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) District President Amit Agarwal, a delegation from BJYM’s Burmamines Mandal visited the Burmamines police station today to submit a memorandum.
Led by the Mandal President Ravi Singh, the team included the district spokesperson in charge of the Mandal Amit Singh, and BJP Burmamines Mandal General Secretary Suraj Kumar Singh.
Ravi Singh highlighted the ongoing issues at Tata Steel Company’s Burmamines Gate MML parking lot, which has become a hotspot for antisocial activities.
Due to insufficient lighting and a lack of CCTV coverage, antisocial elements are able to damage vehicles, often tearing seats and stealing petrol, leading to difficulties for workers.
Singh pointed out the acute shortage of security personnel in the area.
The delegation submitted a memorandum to the Burmamines police station, seeking improvements in the parking area.
Suraj Kumar Singh, General Secretary of BJP Barmaines Mandal, warned that if no improvements are made, they would escalate the issue to JNAC.
Reiterating the commitment of BJYM to address the problems faced by the workers, he said, "The laborer’s problem is our problem."
