In Jharkhand, five Special Shramik Trains carrying over 11,800 migrant labourers from districts of Pakur, Sahibganj, Dumka and Godda to work for critical projects of Himank and Vijayak under Border Road Organization (BRO) for construction of roads on Indo-China border in Leh, Ladakh have been postponed ahead of the outset of Indo-China faceoff.<br />'' <br />''Five more Shramik Special trains which were scheduled to carry about 11,800 labourers on June 16, 18, 20, 28 and July 7 from Jharkhand for construction of border roads in Leh, Ladakh have been postponed ahead of the prevailing situation due to Indo-China violent faceoff. The first such train was flagged off by Chief Minister Hemant Soren on June 13.<br />''<br />''<br />''First of its kind agreement between Border Road Organization and the State Government was signed to provide regulated employment opportunity to migrants labourers of the state to finish the role of middlemen in the registration process and safeguard the welfare and needs of the labourers. <br />