Archive · 23 Sep 2025
HNG Workers Union Files Complaint Against Suspended Directors
Imagine a company, HNG, is having financial problems.
The workers' union thinks the company's leaders, Sanjay and Mukul Somany, took money they shouldn't have.
They are accused of moving ₹42.46 crore away from creditors and workers, meaning the company's leaders diverted the money.
The union has filed a complaint asking for the leaders to be arrested, their passports taken, and their money frozen.
A court agreed that the money was taken in the NCLT order.
Now, the workers are worried because they haven't been paid and the company's money is gone.
HNG's workers union has filed complaints against suspended directors.
The union accuses the directors of diverting ₹42.46 crore.
The NCLT Kolkata bench ordered the directors to repay the money.
The union is concerned about the directors being flight risks.
The resolution plan for HNG involves a ₹2,250 crore investment.
- Who
- HNG Industries Thozhilalar Nala Sangam, Sanjay Somany, Mukul Somany, Girish Juneja, and creditors
- What
- The workers' union filed a complaint against suspended HNG directors, accusing them of diverting funds and demanding legal action. The complaint cites an NCLT order finding misappropriation of funds and the union's concerns about the directors potentially fleeing.
- When
- The NCLT order was issued on September 12, 2025.
- Where
- Kolkata, India.
- Why
- The workers' union is seeking legal action and asset protection, and the protection of the interests of workers and creditors.
- Company
- Hindusthan National Glass & Industries Ltd (HNG)
- Union
- HNG Industries Thozhilalar Nala Sangam
- Amount Allegedly Diverted
- ₹42.46 crore
- NCLT Order Date
- September 12, 2025
- Resolution Plan Investment
- ₹2,250 crore
- Resolution Plan Investor
- Independent Sugar Corporation Ltd (INSCO)
- Forensic Audit
- BDO India LLP