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Guwahati: Employees of Nagaon and Cachar Paper Mill in Assam have been served eviction notice. The notice orders the employees to vacate their accommodation/quarters within 15 days or face with legal action.
A notification by the liquidator informed, “Since your employment with the Corporate debtor came to end with effect from 02.05.2019 or earlier due to superannuation/resignation/death or termination from the services of the Corporate debtor, your occupation of the accommodation/quarters occupied by you is unauthorised and you are required to vacate the same,” the notification by the liquidator of Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd, Kuldeep Verma, stated.
“The undersigned hereby calls upon all the noticees’ to vacate the accommodation/quarters occupied by them within 15 days of this notice….,” it added.
The notification further stated that failure to do so will result in legal action against the employees who refuse to comply.
The notice was issued keeping in mind the ‘maximum value’ while selling the paper mill, which would be “necessary to get vacant possession’ of land and buildings in the premises, mentions in the notice.
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