First, we have to accept that any Company has a right to sack people, with justified reasons. Communist leaders must not Mis-guide people on this.

Secondly, there must be a code of conduct for protests. Sometimes such protests are orgainzed by Ruling Party itself ????????   This type of things are unique to our poilical system.  Nobody should be given a liberty to damage Govt property, which is build with Tax-payers money.

Police, on the other hand must be equipped with adequate resources to handle such sitautions.  Policemen are human & they must not be handled badly whether it is a political drama or some other protest. As far as their irresponsible behaviour is concerned, they are also part of the society & have similar ethics.  

MORAL of the story is :

We need more decipline (Not only democracy & rights)-  Whether Public Or Police.

Law must be capable to punish the victim whether NETA or Policemen or even a comman man.

The other thing I noticed in the comments above are criticism of infrastructure and local law and order. There is indeed need of improvement there and hopefully that will happen with time as growth of the city cannot be sustained otherwise. But the point is that this could have had happened in any part of India if not Gurgaon or Haryana and the root cause of all this has to do with the mentality of people and that could be very well directly related to education.

Definitely Police needs to improve- regular behavioral and task improvement trainings along with better recruitment process. Let's hope that this was a  learning experience for workers and Police.

No way the police can be allowed to beat people mercilessly. The police man who did it must be sacked.

True workers went voilent and attacked DCP but does it gives the police a licence to kell all wokers who seemed peaceful and help less

I think if you wanted to settle scores then give arms in both hands and let them settle

I am sure a odd armed 100 policemen will not be a match to 3000 armed workers.

Punish all guilty police men and workers buy dont punish protestors

these are two different companies

but that is not good anyway which ever the company is as it reflects the image of gurgaon

It is totally barbaric and inhuman act, where Police charged the Honda employees. I do agree with this the employee become violent,

But I feel it might be possible that those persons are not part of these employee and they might be planted workers, whose join this protest to create this type of scene.

In the end, Law and Order Maintenance agencies should not loose their control, whether mob become violent. They have lots of different methods to control over them like water cannon, tear gas etc.

We cannot blame to Indian Police about this Act, because No one took step to change their mentality, which inherited from British Era. That is why no one trusts on Indian Police in these types of Acts.

These things are very routine in Industry & this incident is just a LOCAL law & order problem. It is directly related with failure of our political system.

If no employee is sacked, private sector will  become SICK in No time. We have to understand & adapt this reality if India has to progress. No-one is coming forward for Manpower based industries due to this reason. Manufacturing sector, which has maximum potential has suffered a lot and more than 80% such industries are already closed, since last 10 years.

One must do fair analysis of the situation, in which poor people are being mis-guided by politicians. All political parties will protest in the parliament, but will not agree to PASS a bill, which will avoid such violent demonstrations in future.  

Long term solutions must be discussed.

As far as Honda employees are concerned, the poor guys must realize this is not the way to handle the situation. You must bang the head of Management of Honda instead of police personnel.

The Real culprit is Honda Scooter, whose management is behaving like stupid and I read in newspaper that "this perhaps the work of anti social eliment" that fool should realize that for a small worker, his 'naukri' is the only source of livelihood. The company should be made liable to pay compensation to their injured employees.