Protest Turns Violent: Real Estate Officer Jitendra Singh Suffers Serious Head Injury
A protest turned violent in Jharkhand's Bokaro district
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According to Singh, he was working at the office of the under-construction solar plant with Oriana Power Limited's project manager, Sajjan Sen, when the incident occurred. Suddenly, a group of people, led by GVRM president Bainath Soren, stormed into the office, pushing aside the door and dragged Singh and Sen out. The attackers then assaulted Singh, causing serious injuries to his head.
The police were informed about the incident, and they rushed to the spot, taking the injured officer to the hospital. The police are currently investigating the matter and are deployed at the site to prevent any further violence.
The Gramin Vikasit Raiyat Morcha (GVRM) is a local organization that has been protesting against the construction of the solar plant, citing concerns about the displacement of local residents and the environmental impact of the project.
Bokaro Coal Company Limited (BCCL) is a public sector undertaking that operates in the coal mining sector. Oriana Power Limited is a private company that is responsible for the construction of the solar plant at the Dugda Coal Washery Plant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the reason behind the protest in Bokaro? A: The protest was held against the construction of a solar plant at the Dugda Coal Washery Plant Q: Who was injured in the incident? A: Jitendra Kumar Singh a real estate officer with BCCL was seriously injured in the incident Q: What is the name of the organization that led the protest? A: The protest was led by the Gramin Vikasit Raiyat Morcha (GVRM) Q: What is BCCL? A: BCCL stands for Bokaro Coal Company Limited a public sector undertaking that operates in the coal mining sector Q: What is the current status of the police investigation? A: The police are currently investigating the matter and are deployed at the site to prevent any further violence
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