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Wistron unit may restart in 15 days, Centre asks for speedy resolution

State govt condemns violence in factory premises, 160 held so far; AITUc alleges false anti-worker narrative, says workers hounded and harassed by police

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Wistron India Managing Director Sudipto Gupta earlier said in a letter addressed to the Karnataka government that India is a ‘very important market’ for the company going forward.

Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
The Wistron plant in Karnataka will be operational again in 15-20 days, State Labour Minister A S Hebbar told Business Standard on Wednesday.
 
“There is no clarity on whether the lapses in payments happened from the contractors’ side or the company’s side. Investigation is on and will be concluded soon,” said Hebbar.
 
Taking note of the violence the Centre on Wednesday asked the state government to complete an inquiry into the incident at the earliest.
 
“The secretary of Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade spoke to senior officers of the Karnataka government, advising them to complete the inquiry

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