Bokaro Steel City — a name we all remember from school as India’s second-largest steel plant — is now in the headlines for violence, protests, and the tragic death of a young protester. Displaced and unemployed youth who gave their land for the plant's construction were promised jobs after apprenticeship training. For over a decade, they waited, protested, and believed in assurances. But on the day they raised their voice again — they were met with police lathis instead of justice. In this episode of Political Naari, we break down: Who are these displaced protestors? Why are they demanding jobs from BSL? What led to the lathicharge and death of youth Prem Mahato? What’s the government's and BSL's response? And why are 19 villages still excluded from basic rights and panchayat governance? This is not just Bokaro’s story — it’s about justice, development, and the people left behind. Watch till the end and tell us: Is this the real cost of development in India?