Tamil Nadu: Chirag Paswan Interacts With Migrant Workers From Bihar; Submits Memorandum To Governor RN Ravi

Chirag Paswan, a Lok Sabha MP from Jamui and son of former Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan visited Chennai today (6 March) amidst the row over alleged attacks on migrant workers from Bihar.

He interacted with migrant workers in the Pallavaram area of the city and assured them of all help. Paswan had earlier come down heavily on Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav for ignoring the plight of workers.

Further, he said that creating a north versus south divide was against the unity and integrity of the nation.

After the press conference, he went to the Raj Bhavan and submitted a memorandum to Governor RN Ravi.

Earlier, a team of officials sent by the Bihar government, headed by Rural Development Secretary D Balamurugan said that they were satisfied with the measures taken by the administration after a visit to Tiruppur.

During the visit, they interacted with the workers and asked them not to fall prey to any fake video and contact the helpline numbers provided. They also spoke to Tamil Nadu government officials, labour contractors and representatives of trade and industry.

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