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Ircon International

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Ircon International

Ircon International is a state-owned Indian railways and infrastructure company. In Burma it has been appointed as ‘project implementation agency’ for part of the Kaladan Multi-Model transport company. Since its inception more than ten years ago, the Kaladan road project has led local civil society and human rights organisations to raise concerns about the environmental and human rights impact, including land confiscation and use of the roads by the military to increase militarisation, as well as increased militarisation for security building the roads. This new stage of the project has now gone ahead following the military coup at a time when the National Unity Government and others have opposed new development projects agreed with the illegitimate military.

Contact:

Shri. Rogesh Kumar Misra
Chairman & Managing Director
Ircon International
C-4 District Centre
Saket

New Delhi 110017
India

Email: info@ircon.org: Yogesh.misra@ircon.org

 

Sources:

Indian firm appointed for road building under the Kaladan project in Myanmar, Mizzima 28th February 2022

https://www.mizzima.com/article/indian-firm-appointed-road-building-under-kaladan-project-myanmar

Rights groups slam India transport, port project in Myanmar, Thomson Reuters Foundation, 11th June 2013

https://news.trust.org/item/20130611161606-psq98/

Kaladan Multi-Model Transit Transport Project, Arakan Rivers Network 2009

https://burmacampaign.org.uk/reports/kaladan-multi-modal-transit-transport-project/

The Kaladan Project Updated, Chin Human Rights Group, 11th June 2013

https://www.chinhumanrights.org/the-kaladan-project-updated/

Notified 31st March 2022

Added to the Dirty List 10 May 2022

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