After the death of SAIL Director (personnel) Late Atul Srivastava and later on alleged mud-slinging of the organisation and its higher officials by certain people from within the organisation pained the higher-ups who claim to stand rock solid behind its workers. It claims to have been forced to come out with some clarifications regarding the unfortunate demise of Director (Personnel) and the management of COVID at Company HQ at New Delhi.

SAIL clarifies: “The Company stands strong and united with the bereaved family of Late Shri Atul Srivastava, Director (Personnel), SAIL at this time of the unfortunate loss of theirs and SAIL as a whole. The Company has all along taken all measures as per the guidelines of the GoI to ensure safe and healthy work atmosphere including flexible work schedules and rosters.”

It says, “Along with it, at this time of unprecedented health challenges, the Company has made special tie-ups with two renowned healthcare providers namely Max Healthcare and Apollo Hospitals for facilitating enhanced healthcare facilities to the employees and their dependents. It is thus reiterated that at such a delicate moment, the Company expects everyone to stand in solidarity instead of making imaginative allegations and indulge in innuendos and conjectures.”

The SAIL further says, “It is clarified that the signatory of the letter Mr Raj Solanki was demanding personal favours from the top management, which was untenable. There are ample possibilities that only for the sake of fulfilling personal gains, an attempt has been made to indulge in vendetta and arm-twisting the management by spreading rumor and casting aspersions with this kind of unsubstantiated letter. However, all such misadventures will be foiled and the Team SAIL is determined to fight back and will continue to remain in the path of glory.” SAIL is a pro-employee organization. Its employees are its greatest strength and the Team SAIL is committed and dedicated to surge ahead.