A large number of Vedanta Balco labourers gathered at Ambedkar Stadium to court mass arrest, after which more than 2,000 of them were held, Korba Additional Superintendent of Police Lal Umed Singh said.
However, they were released on a bail bond later, he said.
When contacted, Vedanta Balco Chief Executive Officer Ramesh Nayar said the issue would be sorted out soon with co-operation from the district administration and the police.
He alleged some people with vested interests had provoked the labourers to demonstrate.
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