Production at the plants of two-wheeler market leader Hero MotoCorp and largest car maker Maruti Suzuki in Haryana have returned to normalcy after disruptions due to the Jat quota stir in the state.
"All our plants are running normally today," a Hero MotoCorp spokesperson told PTI.
On Monday the company had announced that dispatches from all its plants -- at Gurgaon and Dharuhera (Haryana), Neemrana (Rajasthan) and Haridwar (Uttarakhand) -- were affected due to blockade of National Highways and other roads.
Production output has also been partially impacted, it had said.
As of last quarter, the company had an installed capacity to produce 81 lakh units per annum from the four production facilities.
Yesterday, Maruti Suzuki had said that it resumed production at its two manufacturing facilities in Haryana after two days of suspension due to the Jat reservation agitation in the state.
The suspension of work at the two plants, located at Gurgaon and Manesar in Haryana, resulted in production loss of around 10,000 units to the company.
The company had said supplies of certain components were disrupted due to agitation in Rohtak and nearby areas and it was making efforts to arrange the pasrts from other sources.
