Law and order problems at Singur forced Tata Motors to move to Gujarat

Tata Motors had to leave Singur following law and order problems and it did not abandon the Singur Tata Nano project willfully. This was reportedly the statement made by Tata Motors India counsel before the court during the hearing of the case against Tata Motors. Lately, West Bengal government has charged Tata Motors of abandoning the TataNano project at Singur. Tata India had already shifted the Tata Nano plant in India from Singur to Gujarat.  

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Samaraditya Pal, Tata Motors’ counsel reportedly submitted the statement before Justice Saumitra Pal that Tata Motors India was forced to leave Singur soon after finishing the main part of the venture for developing Tata Nano cars, reason being the law and order circumstances. As per Pal, about 90% of the facility was finished and numerous other establishments including the office building had already been developed at the site. He also told that Tata Motors could not be blamed of dumping the project site that the West Bengal government took it over under the Act of Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development.

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Tata Motors India has also challenged the Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Act 2011, declaring it to be totally illegal and has requested that the land should be returned to the firm. However the next hearing is due on Monday that is on 25th July 2011. But now as Tata Motors India has already shifted its manufacturing facility to Gujarat and is manufacturing Tata Nano cars, there is little possibility of a return to Singur. Tata Motors is well-known for manufacturing fuel efficient and budgetary cars with style and comfort. It has never ever let down its consumers. Tata Motors has wide range of cars, ranging from small cars to SUVs.

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Tata Motors is already climbing the ladder of success with the launch of world’s cheapest car, Tata Nano. Apart from this, other cars include Tata Indica Vista, Tata Indigo range, Tata Manza, Tata Sumo, Tata Safari, Tata Aria, Tata venture, Tata Xenon and Tata Winger. The major competitors of Tata in the Indian Auto Market chiefly include Mahindra and Mahindra, Maruti India, Toyota, Hyundai, Skoda, Ford.

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