GURGAON: The arrested Maruti Manesar plant workers and their relatives on Friday filed four separate petitions in the city court alleging that Gurgaon police had arrested employees indiscriminately without verifying whether all of them were actually involved in the violence at the company's Manesar factory.
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CITU Demands Independent Enquiry
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Workers' unions are set to hold a joint forum on the lockout today as reported by The Times of India. [Link to the article](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Workers-unions-to-hold-joint-forum-on-lockout-today/articleshow/15345575.cms).
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Workers' unions form panel to deal with Maruti issue - The Times of India
"Due to the lockout, so many contract workers are now left without work. We want Maruti to resume work as early as possible. Over 100 people were arrested, and many of them had no role to play in the violence whatsoever. Our demand is that the innocents among those arrested should be released," said Kuldeep Janghu, general secretary of Maruti Udyog Kamgar Union (MUKU) Gurgaon plant.
Members of HMS, CITU, and AITUC belonging to more than 35 factories took part in the meeting. They said that workers alone were not responsible for the violence on July 18.
Meanwhile, the special investigation team (SIT) of the Gurgaon police recorded the statements of several of the injured Maruti officials who are undergoing treatment in different hospitals.
According to the police, on Saturday, the SIT arrested a worker of MSIL's Manesar plant in Jhajjar on the charge of being involved in the July 18 violence.
He was identified as Naveen, a resident of Jhajjar. Police produced him before a city court and sent him to 14 days' judicial custody. So far, more than 100 workers have been arrested, and 10 union leaders are on police remand. Police will produce them in court on August 9.
In a related development, the hearing of four separate petitions in the Maruti case was postponed to Monday. Advocate Rajendra Pathak, counsel for the arrested workers, said: "On Saturday, we were ready for the argument in court, but the police took a date from the court for the hearing, which turned out to be Monday. We are demanding that we be allowed to meet workers in jail, and the jail superintendent has given in writing that they would allow the lawyer on all working days from 4 pm to 5 pm to meet the accused workers."
On Friday, Pathak had submitted the allegations of his clients and their relatives that there had been reports of inhuman treatment of the accused by Gurgaon police. Pathak filed three petitions before judicial magistrate Ambardeep, while another was filed by the brother of an accused.
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"Due to the lockout, so many contract workers are now left without work. We want Maruti to resume work as early as possible. Over 100 people were arrested, and many of them had no role to play in the violence whatsoever. Our demand is that the innocents among those arrested should be released," said Kuldeep Janghu, general secretary of Maruti Udyog Kamgar Union (MUKU) Gurgaon plant.
Members of HMS, CITU, and AITUC belonging to more than 35 factories took part in the meeting. They said that workers alone were not responsible for the violence on July 18.
Meanwhile, the special investigation team (SIT) of the Gurgaon police recorded the statements of several of the injured Maruti officials who are undergoing treatment in different hospitals.
According to the police, on Saturday, the SIT arrested a worker of MSIL's Manesar plant in Jhajjar on the charge of being involved in the July 18 violence.
He was identified as Naveen, a resident of Jhajjar. Police produced him before a city court and sent him to 14 days' judicial custody. So far, more than 100 workers have been arrested, and 10 union leaders are on police remand. Police will produce them in court on August 9.
In a related development, the hearing of four separate petitions in the Maruti case was postponed to Monday. Advocate Rajendra Pathak, counsel for the arrested workers, said: "On Saturday, we were ready for the argument in court, but the police took a date from the court for the hearing, which turned out to be Monday. We are demanding that we be allowed to meet workers in jail, and the jail superintendent has given in writing that they would allow the lawyer on all working days from 4 pm to 5 pm to meet the accused workers."
On Friday, Pathak had submitted the allegations of his clients and their relatives that there had been reports of inhuman treatment of the accused by Gurgaon police. Pathak filed three petitions before judicial magistrate Ambardeep, while another was filed by the brother of an accused.
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Trade unions demand end of Maruti lockout, CBI probe
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Maruti Suzuki's Manesar plant will restart soon: Bhupinder Singh Hooda - The Economic Times
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Maruti's leniency towards union bosses is the reason for the rift among staff, as reported by The Economic Times.
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Court tells cops to answer queries raised in accused workers' petitions.
Reference: [Court tells cops to answer queries raised in accused workers' petitions - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Court-tells-cops-to-answer-queries-raised-in-accused-workers-petitions/articleshow/15397094.cms)
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Reference: [Court tells cops to answer queries raised in accused workers' petitions - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Court-tells-cops-to-answer-queries-raised-in-accused-workers-petitions/articleshow/15397094.cms)
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Police were told to obey the law during interrogations in a recent article from The Times of India. The link provided leads to the article: [Police told to obey law during interrogation - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Police-told-to-obey-law-during-interrogation/articleshow/15383988.cms).
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Maruti unrest: Govt rules out Naxal hand in Manesar plant violence - India - Haryana - ibnlive
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The government has ruled out any Naxal involvement in the violence that occurred at the Maruti plant in Manesar.
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The government has ruled out any Naxal involvement in the violence that occurred at the Maruti plant in Manesar.
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Justice not only needs to be done but it must also appear to have been done.
[Maruti case: 1 held; SHO summoned on petitions - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/Maruti-case-1-held-SHO-summoned-on-petitions/articleshow/15455390.cms)
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Title: Haryana Asks Maruti to Pay Rs 235 Cr for Farmer Compensation - India - Haryana - IBNLive
The state of Haryana has directed Maruti to provide compensation amounting to Rs 235 crore to farmers. This decision highlights the importance of fair compensation practices in the region. It is crucial for companies to uphold their responsibility towards local communities and ensure that farmers are adequately compensated for their land. This move by the Haryana government sets a positive precedent for other regions to follow suit in promoting equitable compensation policies.
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The state of Haryana has directed Maruti to provide compensation amounting to Rs 235 crore to farmers. This decision highlights the importance of fair compensation practices in the region. It is crucial for companies to uphold their responsibility towards local communities and ensure that farmers are adequately compensated for their land. This move by the Haryana government sets a positive precedent for other regions to follow suit in promoting equitable compensation policies.
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The problem of Maruti violence is very complex. The management knows the case inside out, so they are the best judges of what is to be done inside the factory. An introspection is required to go to the root of the problem. Unless that is sorted out, such incidences will keep repeating themselves, as it did in Honda's case also.
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The problem of Maruti violence is very complex. The management knows the case inside out, so they are the best judges of what is to be done inside the factory. An introspection is required to go to the root of the problem. Unless that is sorted out, such incidences will keep repeating themselves, as it did in Honda's case also.
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Key accused Jiyalal is on a 5-day police remand according to The Times of India. Source
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Indian government should conduct a proper root cause analysis. This would help us understand the entire background and reasons for workers venting their frustrations suddenly and violently. There may be many reasons for their behavior, such as poor industrial relations practices in the company, or the management not keeping promises to the employee community.
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Maruti Suzuki will be back to its routine on 21/08/2012.
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The effect of July 18, 2012, on Maruti Suzuki:
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July 18, 2012 effect on companies other than Maruti Suzuki.
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Enough workers at Manesar to produce 150 units per day: RC Bhargava, Maruti Suzuki - The Economic Times
ET Now: As per reports, around 500 workers were found guilty of the violence at the Manesar plant. Apart from firing them, what other actions is the company looking to take?
RC Bhargava: No, let me make it clear that these workers have not been tried or charge-sheeted or found guilty in any way. These are workers whom our internal inquiries have shown as having participated in the violence. Since we are going to start production with people who have been the victims of this violence, one of the conditions of starting was that these managers and supervisors were very clear they will work where people who were involved in violence were not present.
These 500 people have been identified based on the statements of people who were in the factory but were not injured. It is a one-sided inquiry; we have not given the workers the chance to rebut this. However, we are satisfied based on our managers' and supervisors' statements that these people were all part of the crowd which indulged in the violent activities on the 18th.
ET Now: So you are saying this is a one-sided inquiry, and those 500 people have been asked not to report to work based on the managerial statements themselves. Do you expect there could possibly be some disturbance by these workers? What security steps have you taken for that?
RC Bhargava: The district administration has ensured that if these people create any disturbance outside the factory, it would be the district administration's responsibility to take care of it. Inside the factory, we are responsible for taking care of any kind of disturbance that may be created. We have enough security forces available both inside and outside the factory to handle any disturbance that might be created in addition to the police and the security forces.
The local community leaders have all supported Maruti. They want production to start. They do not want this kind of violence and disruption of production. Therefore, I expect that we may not even need to use the police force, etc., because the influence of the local community leaders will ensure that nothing wrong happens in the future.
ET Now: Is the state government likely to initiate any legal action against these workers?
RC Bhargava: That is a separate action because the police are investigating the criminal charges for the criminal offenses that took place. One man died. About 50 odd people had limbs and bones broken. Those are all criminal offenses. The police are investigating the criminal charges and based on the investigation, the police will file charge sheets against those who they feel should be prosecuted based on the evidence.
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ET Now: As per reports, around 500 workers were found guilty of the violence at the Manesar plant. Apart from firing them, what other actions is the company looking to take?
RC Bhargava: No, let me make it clear that these workers have not been tried or charge-sheeted or found guilty in any way. These are workers whom our internal inquiries have shown as having participated in the violence. Since we are going to start production with people who have been the victims of this violence, one of the conditions of starting was that these managers and supervisors were very clear they will work where people who were involved in violence were not present.
These 500 people have been identified based on the statements of people who were in the factory but were not injured. It is a one-sided inquiry; we have not given the workers the chance to rebut this. However, we are satisfied based on our managers' and supervisors' statements that these people were all part of the crowd which indulged in the violent activities on the 18th.
ET Now: So you are saying this is a one-sided inquiry, and those 500 people have been asked not to report to work based on the managerial statements themselves. Do you expect there could possibly be some disturbance by these workers? What security steps have you taken for that?
RC Bhargava: The district administration has ensured that if these people create any disturbance outside the factory, it would be the district administration's responsibility to take care of it. Inside the factory, we are responsible for taking care of any kind of disturbance that may be created. We have enough security forces available both inside and outside the factory to handle any disturbance that might be created in addition to the police and the security forces.
The local community leaders have all supported Maruti. They want production to start. They do not want this kind of violence and disruption of production. Therefore, I expect that we may not even need to use the police force, etc., because the influence of the local community leaders will ensure that nothing wrong happens in the future.
ET Now: Is the state government likely to initiate any legal action against these workers?
RC Bhargava: That is a separate action because the police are investigating the criminal charges for the criminal offenses that took place. One man died. About 50 odd people had limbs and bones broken. Those are all criminal offenses. The police are investigating the criminal charges and based on the investigation, the police will file charge sheets against those who they feel should be prosecuted based on the evidence.
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Trade unions slam Maruti over sacking of 500 workers - PTI
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Suzuki chairman slams the 'criminals' of Manesar plant violence: India, News - India Today
Suzuki's chairman criticizes the 'criminals' involved in the violence at the Manesar plant. This article can be found on India Today's website at the following URL: [Suzuki chairman slams the 'criminals' of Manesar plant violence](http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/suzuki-chairman-slams-the-criminals-of-manesar/1/214586.html).
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Suzuki's chairman criticizes the 'criminals' involved in the violence at the Manesar plant. This article can be found on India Today's website at the following URL: [Suzuki chairman slams the 'criminals' of Manesar plant violence](http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/suzuki-chairman-slams-the-criminals-of-manesar/1/214586.html).
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United and Defiant: Unions Ready to Take on Maruti | Firstpost
In the article titled "United and Defiant: Unions Ready to Take on Maruti" by Firstpost, the focus is on the unity and determination of unions as they prepare to confront Maruti. This highlights the strength and resolve of the unions in facing challenges.
It is essential for unions to stand together and show resilience in the face of adversity. By being united and defiant, they can effectively address issues and negotiate for their rights and interests.
Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of solidarity and courage in the labor movement, particularly when dealing with powerful entities like Maruti. It portrays a sense of determination and readiness on the part of the unions to take on the challenges ahead.
By staying united and defiant, the unions demonstrate their commitment to advocating for their members and fighting for a fair and just working environment.
In conclusion, the article sheds light on the unwavering spirit of the unions as they gear up to confront Maruti, underscoring the significance of solidarity and determination in the face of obstacles.
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In the article titled "United and Defiant: Unions Ready to Take on Maruti" by Firstpost, the focus is on the unity and determination of unions as they prepare to confront Maruti. This highlights the strength and resolve of the unions in facing challenges.
It is essential for unions to stand together and show resilience in the face of adversity. By being united and defiant, they can effectively address issues and negotiate for their rights and interests.
Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of solidarity and courage in the labor movement, particularly when dealing with powerful entities like Maruti. It portrays a sense of determination and readiness on the part of the unions to take on the challenges ahead.
By staying united and defiant, the unions demonstrate their commitment to advocating for their members and fighting for a fair and just working environment.
In conclusion, the article sheds light on the unwavering spirit of the unions as they gear up to confront Maruti, underscoring the significance of solidarity and determination in the face of obstacles.
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URL: [Suzuki wants Maruti to find out reason for violence - Corporate News - livemint.com](http://www.livemint.com/2012/08/23220612/Suzuki-wants-Maruti-to-find-ou.html)
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Suzuki Motor chairman Osamu Suzuki urged to drop sack order - The Times of India
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In the past, when Maruti witnessed three labor strikes, the company had put in place a mechanism to improve communication which did not work out well and hence resulted in a strike. Currently, the meeting is underway. Osamu Suzuki visited Suzuki Motorcycles factory this morning instead of Maruti's Gurugram factory.
[Osamu Suzuki meets senior management of Maruti at Gurugram - CNBC-TV18](http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/cnbctv18comments/osamu-suzuki-meets-senior-managementmaruti-at-gurgoan_748499.html)
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July 18, 2012 had an effect on Maruti Suzuki.
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July 18, 2012 effect on companies other than Maruti Suzuki.
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Lack of response to the thread You may or may not care but Maruti suspects care just,fair and reasonableness may imply that the words just,fair and reasonableness are technological abracadabra for citehr community. But be sure without achieving a just,fair and reasonable social environment we are not succeeding in driving heart attack to 0. Here is what WHO says-"Water-borne diseases are not caused by a lack of antibiotics but by dirty water, and by the political, social, and economic forces that fail to make clean water available to all; heart disease is caused not by a lack of coronary care units but by lives people lead, which are shaped by the environments in which they live; obesity is not caused by moral failure on the part of individuals but by the excess availability of high-fat and high-sugar foods." Consequently, the health sector – globally and nationally – needs to focus attention on addressing the root causes of inequities in health.
WHO | Inequities are killing people on grand scale, reports WHO's Commission
WHO | Inequities are killing people on grand scale, reports WHO's Commission
Therefore, to drive heart attack to 0, we must achieve a just,fair and reasonable society first as well.
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WHO | Inequities are killing people on grand scale, reports WHO's Commission
WHO | Inequities are killing people on grand scale, reports WHO's Commission
Therefore, to drive heart attack to 0, we must achieve a just,fair and reasonable society first as well.
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Maruti union to approach govt over sacked workers - The Times of India
The Maruti union plans to approach the government regarding the workers who have been dismissed. The union's actions are in response to recent events involving the termination of employees. This move signifies the union's determination to address the issue and seek resolution through government intervention. The situation highlights the importance of labor rights and the need for collaboration between workers and authorities to ensure fair treatment and justice in the workplace.
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The Maruti union plans to approach the government regarding the workers who have been dismissed. The union's actions are in response to recent events involving the termination of employees. This move signifies the union's determination to address the issue and seek resolution through government intervention. The situation highlights the importance of labor rights and the need for collaboration between workers and authorities to ensure fair treatment and justice in the workplace.
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Court allows Maruti's jailed staff to take exam - The Times of India
In a recent development, the court has granted permission for Maruti's incarcerated employees to appear for examinations. This decision marks a positive step towards supporting the educational pursuits of these individuals despite their current circumstances. The opportunity to take exams while in detention can have a significant impact on their future prospects and overall well-being. It highlights the importance of access to education and the recognition of the right to continue learning even in challenging situations.
Education plays a crucial role in empowering individuals and opening doors to new opportunities. By allowing the jailed staff to take exams, the court acknowledges the value of education as a tool for personal growth and development. This decision reflects a commitment to upholding the principles of justice and fairness, ensuring that individuals are not deprived of educational advancement due to external factors.
Overall, the court's decision to permit Maruti's incarcerated employees to take exams is a commendable one. It demonstrates a progressive approach towards supporting educational endeavors and fostering a sense of hope and possibility for those facing adversity. Access to education is a fundamental right that should be upheld and protected, regardless of one's circumstances.
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In a recent development, the court has granted permission for Maruti's incarcerated employees to appear for examinations. This decision marks a positive step towards supporting the educational pursuits of these individuals despite their current circumstances. The opportunity to take exams while in detention can have a significant impact on their future prospects and overall well-being. It highlights the importance of access to education and the recognition of the right to continue learning even in challenging situations.
Education plays a crucial role in empowering individuals and opening doors to new opportunities. By allowing the jailed staff to take exams, the court acknowledges the value of education as a tool for personal growth and development. This decision reflects a commitment to upholding the principles of justice and fairness, ensuring that individuals are not deprived of educational advancement due to external factors.
Overall, the court's decision to permit Maruti's incarcerated employees to take exams is a commendable one. It demonstrates a progressive approach towards supporting educational endeavors and fostering a sense of hope and possibility for those facing adversity. Access to education is a fundamental right that should be upheld and protected, regardless of one's circumstances.
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The Witch-Hunt Of Workers In Maruti Suzuki By Sumati Panikkar
The article discusses the witch-hunt of workers at Maruti Suzuki, shedding light on the challenges faced by employees in the company. Panikkar provides insights into the unjust treatment of workers and the need for fair labor practices. The piece emphasizes the importance of standing up against such injustices and advocating for workers' rights in the workplace.
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The article discusses the witch-hunt of workers at Maruti Suzuki, shedding light on the challenges faced by employees in the company. Panikkar provides insights into the unjust treatment of workers and the need for fair labor practices. The piece emphasizes the importance of standing up against such injustices and advocating for workers' rights in the workplace.
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Suzuki chairman meets Hooda, discusses Manesar plant violence - The Times of India
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Osamu Suzuki’s ‘War Crimes’ Moment - India Real Time - WSJ
Instead, he suggested that, “as all of you must be aware, Dr. Pal did not hold guilty war prisoners of Japan,” or at least that was how it was translated. Dr. Pal, he went on, insisted on this stance because one of the fundamentals of a democracy is “to abide by the law.” He then added, as if surprising himself, that “just now I recall this incident.” (An addendum to that note to the Maruti press department: next time, give Mr. Suzuki a script and ask him not to deviate from it.)
The anecdote was met with a collective “huh?” as we tried to figure out what on Earth he was talking about and how it related to a recent rampage by workers at a Maruti plant in India that left a human-resources manager dead and 100 more injured — the topic the press conference was called to address.
Mr. Suzuki’s remarks were a reference to Radhabinod Pal, a former judge of the Calcutta High Court and law professor at the University of Calcutta, who was one of 11 judges assigned by the Allied powers to preside over the trial of 25 top military and political leaders of imperial Japan who planned and directed the war in the Pacific.
The cases were heard by the International Military Tribunal of the Far East and also are known as the “Tokyo Trials.” The judges considered what were classified as “Class A” crimes — the most sweeping, such as crimes against peace — while trials for those accused of lesser crimes were heard by courts throughout Asia.
Mr. Pal was the only justice who, in a dissenting opinion, exonerated all of those indicted. Eight of those on trial were found guilty and received the death sentence; another 17 were also found guilty and given jail sentences.
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Instead, he suggested that, “as all of you must be aware, Dr. Pal did not hold guilty war prisoners of Japan,” or at least that was how it was translated. Dr. Pal, he went on, insisted on this stance because one of the fundamentals of a democracy is “to abide by the law.” He then added, as if surprising himself, that “just now I recall this incident.” (An addendum to that note to the Maruti press department: next time, give Mr. Suzuki a script and ask him not to deviate from it.)
The anecdote was met with a collective “huh?” as we tried to figure out what on Earth he was talking about and how it related to a recent rampage by workers at a Maruti plant in India that left a human-resources manager dead and 100 more injured — the topic the press conference was called to address.
Mr. Suzuki’s remarks were a reference to Radhabinod Pal, a former judge of the Calcutta High Court and law professor at the University of Calcutta, who was one of 11 judges assigned by the Allied powers to preside over the trial of 25 top military and political leaders of imperial Japan who planned and directed the war in the Pacific.
The cases were heard by the International Military Tribunal of the Far East and also are known as the “Tokyo Trials.” The judges considered what were classified as “Class A” crimes — the most sweeping, such as crimes against peace — while trials for those accused of lesser crimes were heard by courts throughout Asia.
Mr. Pal was the only justice who, in a dissenting opinion, exonerated all of those indicted. Eight of those on trial were found guilty and received the death sentence; another 17 were also found guilty and given jail sentences.
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The Hindu : News / National : MPs ask Maruti Suzuki to reinstate sacked workers
The issue of “mass dismissal” of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. (MSIL) workers was raised in the Rajya Sabha on Friday, with members asking the Union government to order a fair probe into the violence at the carmaker’s Manesar plant in which one senior executive was killed.
Raising the issue during zero hour, Tapan Kumar Sen of the CPI (M) said the mass summary dismissal of workers was “an act of vindictive and retaliatory action by the management of Maruti Suzuki, unfortunately, in connivance with the law enforcement authorities.”
Mr. Sen charged the management with threatening to terminate more workers. By snatching away their livelihood, it had given “capital punishment” to the more than 500 workers without them being proved guilty. “While only 54 workers have been named in the FIR for the violence that took place in the Maruti factory, as many as 500 workers have been dismissed,” he said.
“Making such large-scale dismissal, as per the Central law, requires that [the] management must get prior permission of the appropriate government, which in this case is the State government. I would ask the Central government to enquire whether the State government permitted such large-scale vindictive dismissal without proving the guilt [of the dismissed workers].”
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The issue of “mass dismissal” of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. (MSIL) workers was raised in the Rajya Sabha on Friday, with members asking the Union government to order a fair probe into the violence at the carmaker’s Manesar plant in which one senior executive was killed.
Raising the issue during zero hour, Tapan Kumar Sen of the CPI (M) said the mass summary dismissal of workers was “an act of vindictive and retaliatory action by the management of Maruti Suzuki, unfortunately, in connivance with the law enforcement authorities.”
Mr. Sen charged the management with threatening to terminate more workers. By snatching away their livelihood, it had given “capital punishment” to the more than 500 workers without them being proved guilty. “While only 54 workers have been named in the FIR for the violence that took place in the Maruti factory, as many as 500 workers have been dismissed,” he said.
“Making such large-scale dismissal, as per the Central law, requires that [the] management must get prior permission of the appropriate government, which in this case is the State government. I would ask the Central government to enquire whether the State government permitted such large-scale vindictive dismissal without proving the guilt [of the dismissed workers].”
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Co has no plans to withdraw from India: Osamu Suzuki | Firstpost
He said while he was concerned over the time being taken to find out the reason for the July 18 violence at Manesar that killed one senior executive and injured 100 others, the job has to be done by the Haryana Police. “I asked Maruti Suzuki management—isn’t it taking it too long to find out the reasons? 12 executive members of the union have been arrested…it is impossible for Maruti Suzuki to get in touch with them. We have no information,” he said.
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He said while he was concerned over the time being taken to find out the reason for the July 18 violence at Manesar that killed one senior executive and injured 100 others, the job has to be done by the Haryana Police. “I asked Maruti Suzuki management—isn’t it taking it too long to find out the reasons? 12 executive members of the union have been arrested…it is impossible for Maruti Suzuki to get in touch with them. We have no information,” he said.
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Maruti Suzuki shareholders chide management for poor handling of labour issues at Manesar unit - The Economic Times
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People will reject an offer of water, even when they are severely thirsty, if they think the offer is unfair, according to a new study by researchers at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging at UCL. The findings have important implications for understanding how we make decisions that need to balance fairness and self-interest.
[Study Reveals Human Drive For Fairness](http://preventdisease.com/news/12/082912_Study-Reveals-Human-Drive-For-Fairness.shtml?utm_source=082912&utm_campa ign=082912&utm_medium=email)
But almost no response to this thread reveals that the citehr community hardly bothers for fairness?
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[Study Reveals Human Drive For Fairness](http://preventdisease.com/news/12/082912_Study-Reveals-Human-Drive-For-Fairness.shtml?utm_source=082912&utm_campa ign=082912&utm_medium=email)
But almost no response to this thread reveals that the citehr community hardly bothers for fairness?
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But I will continue to invoke the basic human drive for just, fair and reasonableness. Let us see what happens then.
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July 18, 2012 had an effect on Maruti Suzuki. Is life in Maruti Suzuki as usual as it was before July 18, 2012? Is life in Maruti Suzuki more just, fair, and reasonable? Has life in Maruti Suzuki become less just, fair, and reasonable?
Attribution: https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25BZqiKRc
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July 18, 2012 effect on companies other than Maruti Suzuki.
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki as usual as it was before July 18, 2012? Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki more just, fair, and reasonable? Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki less just, fair, and reasonable?
Attribution: https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25BaEHE3C
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Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki as usual as it was before July 18, 2012? Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki more just, fair, and reasonable? Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki less just, fair, and reasonable?
Attribution: https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25BaEHE3C
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The incident that happened at Maneswar is not acceptable. It shows that people lack humanity. Those who committed this act and those who are silently watching are doing so because of their family members. What about the people and families who will suffer as a result of this incident?
So, if they are suspended or jailed, it is good for society and for the law.
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So, if they are suspended or jailed, it is good for society and for the law.
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Many theories exist regarding the July 18 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but there has been a lack of observations on its aftermath.
[Ranjeev Dubey: Human capital formation must become a major national agenda - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/interviews/Ranjeev-Dubey-Human-capital-formation-must-become-a-major-national-agenda/articleshow/16223584.cms)
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[Ranjeev Dubey: Human capital formation must become a major national agenda - The Times of India](http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/interviews/Ranjeev-Dubey-Human-capital-formation-must-become-a-major-national-agenda/articleshow/16223584.cms)
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Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but there has been little to no discussion about its aftermath.
After the effects of the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, questions arise:
- Is life at Maruti Suzuki the same as it was before July 18, 2012?
- Has life at Maruti Suzuki become more just, fair, and reasonable?
- Has life at Maruti Suzuki become less just, fair, and reasonable?
- Will such incidents continue to occur sporadically?
Sources:
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YsHdCjw
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YsdBTt4
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After the effects of the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, questions arise:
- Is life at Maruti Suzuki the same as it was before July 18, 2012?
- Has life at Maruti Suzuki become more just, fair, and reasonable?
- Has life at Maruti Suzuki become less just, fair, and reasonable?
- Will such incidents continue to occur sporadically?
Sources:
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YsHdCjw
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YsdBTt4
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Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but there has been little discussion about its aftermath.
The aftereffects of the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar are significant.
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki returning to normalcy as it was before July 18, 2012?
Are companies other than Maruti Suzuki striving to be more just, fair, and reasonable in their operations?
Are companies other than Maruti Suzuki experiencing a decline in justice, fairness, and reasonableness?
Will such incidents continue to happen sporadically in various locations?
Sources:
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25Ytdnrh5
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YtoL54B
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YuBEn3T
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The aftereffects of the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar are significant.
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki returning to normalcy as it was before July 18, 2012?
Are companies other than Maruti Suzuki striving to be more just, fair, and reasonable in their operations?
Are companies other than Maruti Suzuki experiencing a decline in justice, fairness, and reasonableness?
Will such incidents continue to happen sporadically in various locations?
Sources:
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25Ytdnrh5
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YtoL54B
- https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YuBEn3T
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Dear CiteHR community!
No observations have been made yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
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Dear CiteHR community!
No observations have been made as yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but not a single observation has been made regarding its after-effects.
After the effect of the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar.
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki as usual as it was before July 18, 2012?
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki more just, fair, and reasonable?
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki less just, fair, and reasonable?
Will such incidents continue to recur time and again here and there?
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No observations have been made as yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but not a single observation has been made regarding its after-effects.
After the effect of the July 18, 2012, incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar.
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki as usual as it was before July 18, 2012?
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki more just, fair, and reasonable?
Is life in companies other than Maruti Suzuki less just, fair, and reasonable?
Will such incidents continue to recur time and again here and there?
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Dear CiteHR community!
No observations as yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
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Dear citehr community!
No observations have been made yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Attribution: https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz26VmHgzhz
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Dear CiteHR community!
No observations have been made yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Attribution: https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz26mpssSjM
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Dear CiteHR community!
No observations have been made yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but not a single observation has been made on its after-effects.
After the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, how has life been in companies other than Maruti Suzuki? Is it as usual as it was before the incident? Is life in these companies more just, fair, and reasonable, or less so? Will such incidents continue to occur sporadically?
Attribution:
1. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz26mpssSjM
2. [QUOTE=Dr. Jogeshwar Mahanta;1937859]
3. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25Ytdnrh5
4. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YtoL54B
5. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YuBEn3T
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No observations have been made yet. Please enhance your power of observation.
Many theories exist regarding the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, but not a single observation has been made on its after-effects.
After the July 18, 2012 incident at Maruti Suzuki in Manesar, how has life been in companies other than Maruti Suzuki? Is it as usual as it was before the incident? Is life in these companies more just, fair, and reasonable, or less so? Will such incidents continue to occur sporadically?
Attribution:
1. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz26mpssSjM
2. [QUOTE=Dr. Jogeshwar Mahanta;1937859]
3. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25Ytdnrh5
4. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YtoL54B
5. https://www.citehr.com/423346-you-ma...#ixzz25YuBEn3T
Thank you.
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Dear Dr. Jogeshwar Mahanta,
There is a proposal to shift the Maruti Manesar Plant from Haryana to Gujarat in Mehsana District. I hope that MSIL has acquired the land, and the construction of the plant is in the contracting stage.
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There is a proposal to shift the Maruti Manesar Plant from Haryana to Gujarat in Mehsana District. I hope that MSIL has acquired the land, and the construction of the plant is in the contracting stage.
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