Workers at the Adani Power plant in Singrauli staged violent protests

 Workers at the Adani Power plant in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh, staged violent protests and strikes in mid-March 2026 following the death of a colleague. Workers allege the death was due to safety negligence, resulting in damaged property, broken vehicles, and demands for better working conditions. 

Key Details of the Incident

• Location & Timing: The incident occurred at the Adani Power Plant in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh, around March 14–16, 2026.
• Cause of Unrest: Workers initiated protests after a colleague, Lallan Singh, died unexpectedly on a Friday night, which co-workers attributed to poor safety conditions and alleged negligence.
• Nature of Protest: The demonstration turned violent, with workers damaging company vehicles, vandalizing premises, and setting fire to parts of the office, as reported in a Facebook video.
• Worker Demands: Protesters alleged exploitation, poor working conditions, and safety violations, with some incidents linked to broader disputes over contract labor, as noted on Instagram.
• Response: Police and district authorities intervened to control the situation and ensure a post-mortem was conducted on the deceased. 

These protests reflect ongoing labor disputes and safety concerns in large industrial projects, with previous incidents reported at other locations like Godda and Mundra, according to a Facebook video.