The chief minister had announced at a meeting in Purulia district on December 12 that migrant labourers who were willing to return to the state would find jobs back home.
She had said that she did not want people of West Bengal to face any danger while working in other states.
Banerjee had said this in the aftermath of the gruesome killing of Afrazul Khan, a migrant worker from Malda.
Malda ADM (General) R Vimla said no untoward incident was reported today in front of the administrative building and applications were taken according to the normal procedure.
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There was no problem in case of 200 days' work as it was a matter of the Gram Panchayat level and all applications relating to job applications would be sent through the concerned Blocks, the official said.
But in respect of financial assistance there was no government order so far, the official said.
Due to a huge gathering on Monday, a disorderly situation had arisen before the main administrative building here when the ADM (General) had to tackle the situation with the help of the police.
After the incident was brought to the notice of the District Magistrate Koushik Bhattacherjee, he said he would look into the matter.
District Panchayat and Rural development officer Sukanta Saha said two separate cells have been formed for helping the labourers and two counters have been opened for collecting applications from them.
The officer said "in case of financial assistance, we will proceed in accordance with the advise of the panchayat department and in case of the 200 days work, the district administration will forward the cases to the concerned Blocks.