Singur issue continues, hard reality for industrialists

It’s Tata and the Singure issue is being the hot topic for the industrilaists across the nation. Since August 24, hardly there is any development to the issue, the deadlock between TMC chief and West Bengal CM continues. According to media reports, still the workers at Singure are being targeted and manhandled and the NH 2 is blocked for long hours by protesters. One of the news channels had reflected the agony of the workers at Signure, those were planning to back to their places and did not want to continue there in havoc of the protesters. Any positive response from the protester, would a great respite to the CM of West Bengal as well as for industrialists of the nation including Tata.

Mukesh Ambani on Wednesday says ‘fear psychosis’ was created to slow down projects of national interest, according to media reports. This is the version of Mukesh Amabni over the Singur issue. Ambani's statement comes in the wake of Tata Motors Chairman Ratan Tata threatening to pull out the Rs 1,500-crore small car project from West Bengal after facing continued political opposition led by Trinamool Congress. The three apex chambers, CII, FICCI and Assocham, said West Bengal would be a big loser if the Tatas withdraw from the Singur project out of frustration.