Singur: Stating that her party wanted “normal work” to resume, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee said on Tuesday night it could not do anything if workers of Tata Motors at Singur did not turn up for work.
''We have not stopped work at the Tata project. We have not obstructed anyone. We cannot do anything if workers do not turn up for work,'' Banerjee told reporters here in her reaction to Tata Motors' decision to suspend work at its plant here.
Earlier, speaking from the dharna site, she said that she wanted dialogue to resolve the impasse and hoped that the doors would remain open as Governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi had taken the initiative.
''We want that work should take place at the Tata plant, at the same time, talks can also go on. We have sent Leader of the Opposition Partha Chatterjee three times to the government today,'' she said.
She said that some were claiming the indefinite dharna had been undertaken after the party took money. ''I challenge them to prove it. If they fail to prove it they have to apologise publicly.''
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