However, after the workers went on strike, the company took notice and cleared the dues, the sources said. "The pay slip I received on September 5 suggested that I stand to receive Rs 1,896 for the month of August. An official statement issued by the Tata Motors reads, "The problem arose where there was an error in their payment slip owing to a technical glitch (thus reflecting an amount less than what they were entitled). "This section of workers have continued to protest now demanding permanency and other perks that are being offered to permanent workers. The management has been in constant dialogue with them and is trying to resolve the same at the earliest," Tata Motors said in statement.There are conflicting claims with regards to production as well.

Source: Times of India September 08, 2017 08:26 UTC