Two-day working committee meeting of the Bharatiya Ispat Mazdoor Mahasangh concludes with discussions on strengthening the organisation and intensifying the fight for workers’ rights.
September 6, 2026. The two-day working committee meeting of the Bharatiya Ispat Mazdoor Mahasangh, affiliated with the industrial wing of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, was held on September 5 and 6 in Sector 4 of Bokaro Steel City. Office-bearers and representatives of workers’ organisations from the steel and mining sectors across the country participated in the meeting and held detailed discussions on key issues concerning workers’ interests.
The meeting was attended by Umesh Kumar Mishra, president, and Dinesh Kumar Sethia, general secretary, representing the NMDC Nagarnar Ispat Mazdoor Sangh. From the Khan Mazdoor Sangh, Bacheli and Kirandul, office-bearers and representatives, including president B. Delhi Rao, president Subhash Chandra Bose and general secretary Puran Jaiswal, were also present.
Discussions Focus on Workers’ Interests and Organisational Strength
The two-day working committee meeting witnessed detailed discussions on several important issues concerning workers in the steel and mining sectors. Office-bearers shared their views on organisational activities, workers’ rights, current challenges and the future course of action.
Special emphasis was laid on making the organisation more strong, active and effective at the grassroots level to ensure effective representation of workers’ problems and rights. The participants also discussed the need to collectively address the challenges emerging before workers amid the changing industrial landscape.
Resolve to Continue the Struggle with Unity
During the meeting, office-bearers and representatives reiterated their resolve to further strengthen organisational unity and continue working for the protection of workers’ interests.
The central message of the meeting was clear: A strong organisation, unity and sustained struggle are the greatest strengths in protecting workers’ rights and dignity. It was agreed that the organisation would be made more active on a wider scale in the coming days and that issues related to workers’ interests would be raised more forcefully.
The working committee meeting held in Bokaro emerged as an important initiative towards greater coordination, organisational strengthening and a united struggle among workers’ organisations in the steel and mining sectors.
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