Previously we have held that although the Act of 1992 has been promulgated but inits terms it is not sufficient to cater the requirement because to ensure the application offundamental rights of such class of labourers guaranteed by the Constitution, the lawmust be more stringent, otherwise it would become very difficult for the law enforcingagencies as well as the Courts to effect the recovery of the 'detained persons and topunish the delinquents adequately. Thus it is recommended that law givers may reviewthe said provisions of law by incorporating the provisions to cater requirements, as theprevailing presently.

It is to be noted that we had been receiving complaints from different quartersalleging illegal detention of labour by Brick Kiln owners but whenever probe is startedbreakthrough is not made for one or the other reason. Therefore, we consider itappropriate to send copy of this order to the Chief Secretaries of all the ProvincialGovernments for the purpose of adopting mechanism through Labour Department inpursuance whereof the Brick kilns in their respective Provinces are registered alongwith particulars of the proprietors with direction that they should keep the regularrecord of the labours engaged by them and shall furnish a list of the same to theconcerned labour officer and when ever there is a change in the labour and the labourofficer shall be visiting the Brick kiln as per their registered numbers from time to timeand shall be submitting report to the department and if any matter of violation isreported by them of bonded labour it shall be brought into the notice of DPO, DCO and Nazim of the District for the purpose of necessary action against the violator andensure a full implication of the Act 1992.