Updated: Thu, 11 Dec 2025 03:43 (IST) 7 bonded laborers from Saran have been freed from the chimney furnace of Assam. These laborers were forced to work by beating them. This case is based on human trafficking and labor show … read more Seven Saran workers held at a chimney kiln in Assam have been freed. Government Symbolic Photo Bureau, Patna. The team of the Department of Labor Resources freed seven workers from Saran district who were held hostage at a chimney kiln in Tinsukia district of Assam. These workers are from Amanour and Maker police station areas, who were forced to work by chimney owner Kaushal Singh. Remove Advertisement Read News Only According to the department, the exempted workers include Sanjay Kumar, Gajendra Mahato, Rajkumar Mahato, Ganeshi Mahato, Sanoj Mahato, Mukesh Nat and Suresh Ram. All the workers told the department team that their mobile phones were confiscated. They were forced to work, they were forced to work and when they protested, they were even beaten. Information about this matter was given to the department by the family members of the workers to the Saran District Administration and Labor Resource Department by the head of Gram Panchayat Raj Kaituka Nandan of Maker Block. Contact has been made with the concerned departments of Assam. After this a letter was sent by the Labor Superintendent, Saran to the Joint Labor Commissioner, New Delhi for action. After instructions from the ministerial level, contact was made with the concerned departments of Assam and all the workers were safely freed.