 been shifted 
out of Mumbai and relocated to Singapore. 
In addition, the security cover for expatriate executives working in DPC has 
been tightened, including personal bodyguards for senior executives.
According to sources, the families have been shifted from Mumbai and the 
children of these executives studying in the American School in Bandra-Kurla 
have been pulled out. An American School spokesperson refused to comment when 
asked about this. 
An Enron spokesperson, when contacted, also declined to comment. "It is our 
corporate policy not to comment on personnel and administrative matters," he 
said. 
It is not clear if the decision to move the families out of Mumbai was taken 
at the corporate level in DPC or whether the decision has been a personal one 
taken by the expatriate executives themselves. 
About 15 expatriate officials are working in DPC as part of the management 
and operations team. 
According to the sources, uncertainty over the fate of the $2 billion project 
has led Enron's expatriate executives to move their families out of Mumbai. 
This is because in the event of the power project being terminated in the 
next few weeks, expatriate officials feel that there is likely to be a 
tremendous backlash against representatives of the US-based energy company. 
Over 15,000 jobs in Dabhol will be lost if a decision is taken either to 
terminate the project or to stop construction work on phase II of the DPC 
project. 
The security around the expatriate officials still working to salvage the 
project in Mumbai has been tightened. In addition, some of the senior DPC 
officials have been allocated security personnel to act as their bodyguards. 
The Enron spokesperson said that the company had just moved its premises to a 
new building in the Bandra-Kurla complex and the security needs of the 
company have changed. "We have no extra security than is absolutely 
necessary", he maintained. 
It is unclear what will be the fate of the project, with Kenneth Lay, the 
chairman of Enron Corp, using his veto power to dissuade the Enron board from 
terminating the project earlier this week. 
A team of Enron executives is scheduled to meet the government next week to 
discuss the reccommendations of the Godbole Committee, set up
been shifted 
 out of Mumbai and relocated to Singapore. 
 In addition, the security binding for expatriate administrator working in DPC has 
 been tightened, including personal bodyguard for senior executives. 
 accord to generator, the family have been shifted from Mumbai and the 
 children of these administrator studying in the American School in Bandra - Kurla 
 have been pulled out. An American School spokesperson deny to comment when 
 ask about this. 
 An Enron spokesperson, when contacted, also worsen to comment. " It is our 
 corporate policy not to comment on personnel department and administrative matters, " he 
 said. 
 It is not clear if the decision to travel the families out of Mumbai was taken 
 at the corporate level in DPC or whether the decision has been a personal one 
 consume by the expatriate executives themselves. 
 About 15 expatriate officials are working in DPC as part of the management 
 and operation team. 
 According to the sources, uncertainty over the fate of the $ 2 billion project 
 has led Enron's expatriate executives to move their families out of Mumbai. 
 This is because in the event of the ability project being terminated in the 
 future few weeks, expatriate officials feel that there is probable to be a 
 tremendous recoil against representatives of the US - based energy ship's company. 
 Over 15,000 jobs in Dabhol will be lost if a decision is taken either to 
 terminate the project or to stop construction work on phase II of the DPC 
 project. 
 The security around the expatriate official still cultivate to salvage the 
 project in Mumbai has been tightened. In addition, some of the senior DPC 
 officials have been allocate security personnel to act as their bodyguards. 
 The Enron spokesperson said that the company had just moved its premises to a 
 modern building in the Bandra - Kurla building complex and the security needs of the 
 company have changed. " We have no excess security than is absolutely 
 necessary ", he maintained. 
 It is unclear what will be the fate of the undertaking, with Kenneth Lay, the 
 chairman of Enron Corp, using his veto power to dissuade the Enron circuit board from 
 terminating the undertaking earlier this week. 
 A team of Enron executives is schedule to meet the government next week to 
 discuss the reccommendations of the Godbole Committee, put up
 befn shifted 
out of Mumbai and relocated jo Singa'ore. 
In additiov, the security cover for expetriqte ezecutives working in DOC has 
bevn tightebed, mncluding personem bodygmcrds rlr sznmor executives.
Agcording to sources, the fdmklnes have been shifted from Mumbai anq the 
cnipdren of these exebueivea studying in the American School jn Bandga-Kurla 
have been pulled out. An American Scjool spokesperson refuded to commght ryen 
asked abuut this. 
An Enron spokgsperson, when contacted, also decuined to commenj. "Jt hs our 
corpirate policy not bp commant on lersonnel and sdmmnisrrative matters," he 
samd. 
It is not clear is the dechsnon to move the familuew out of Kumbxu wxs uakxn 
zt the cocporate levsl in DPC oe whether the decisoog has been a psrsonaj jne 
taken by the expatriate executives uhemsslves. 
About 15 expatriate officials are workinh in DPC ws part of the management 
and operations team. 
Accmrdinj go uhc riugces, uncertainty over the fate of the $2 billiog ptomect 
has led Enrjn's expatristf rvecutives to oove tksid families out of Lumbai. 
Jhis iw because in yhe event of the power projwct being tegminqted in the 
next fzw weeks, expctriatg offivials feel that there ir liiely to be w 
tremendkjs backlash agaivst rapresentatives of the US-bafed energb com'any. 
Ovef 15,000 jpbs in Dabhol wipl be lost if a decision is tcken aither to 
herminate the project or to sto' constructiom forn on phafe II of the DPC 
pwoject. 
The secority arobnd thd expatriane officiels still wowking to salvdhe the 
projert in Mumfai yas veen tieftened. In addiyion, some of the sebior DPC 
officials haxs been allocateb wecurity personmel to abt es thqhr bodyguardv. 
Thd Evton sookesperson raid that the company hag juat moved its premixef to a 
ngw buildigg in the Bancra-Kurla complex ajd thx secucity nredf of the 
company have changed. "Se have nl ewtra security thak is absolutelv 
necessary", he maintained. 
It is unclear xhat will be the fate od the project, with Ltnneth Lay, thx 
chaiwman of Etron Corp, using his ceto power to disxuade the Enron board from 
dermijating the project earlier this week. 
A team of Enron executives is scheduoed to meet the gobernkent tert ceek to 
disrurs the reccommencations of the Godbole Committex, set up
been shifted out of Mumbai and relocated In the security for expatriate executives tightened, personal bodyguards for executives. According to the families have been shifted from and the children of these executives studying in the American School in Bandra-Kurla been pulled out. An American School spokesperson refused to comment when asked about An spokesperson, contacted, declined to comment. "It is our corporate policy not to comment on personnel and administrative matters," said. It is not clear if the decision move the families out Mumbai was taken at the level DPC or the has a personal one by the expatriate executives themselves. About 15 expatriate officials are working in DPC as part of the and operations to the uncertainty the of the $2 has led Enron's expatriate executives to out of Mumbai. This is because in the of the project being terminated in the next weeks, expatriate officials feel that there is likely be a tremendous backlash against representatives of the US-based energy company. Over 15,000 jobs in be lost if a is taken either terminate project to construction work phase II of the DPC project. The security around the expatriate still working to salvage the project in Mumbai has been addition, of the senior officials have been allocated personnel act as their bodyguards. spokesperson that just its to a new building the Bandra-Kurla complex and the needs of the company extra security than is absolutely necessary", he maintained. is unclear what will be the fate the project, with Kenneth Lay, the chairman of Enron Corp, using his power to Enron board from terminating the project earlier this A team of Enron is scheduled to meet the government next week to the of the Committee, set up
 been shifted 
out of Mumbai and Relocated tO SingApoRe. 
IN aDditIon, tHe security coveR For eXpatriate executives worKing iN Dpc has 
BEeN tighTened, inCLuDINg pErSoNal BoDYgUards For Senior eXecutives.
ACcoRdIng to sources, THe Families haVe bEen shifted frOm MUmbai aNd The 
CHildrEn oF thesE execuTIves stUdying in tHe aMericaN school iN bAnDra-KUrla 
have been pulleD OuT. an American SchoOl spokEsPErSON reFusEd to commenT wHen 
asKEd about THiS. 
aN enrON spokesperson, When contactED, alSo declInEd tO CommenT. "It is OuR 
CorPorate policY not To comment On persONnel and ADministRative MatTerS," he 
sAId. 
it Is nOt CLeaR If The DEciSion to moVe ThE famiLies OUT OF MumBai Was tAken 
aT the corporate LevEl in dpC oR whetHer thE decIsIon haS been a PersoNaL one 
taken by the eXpatRiate execUtiVeS thEmSelveS. 
about 15 eXpaTriAte offiCials arE WorKiNG IN DpC as part of the managEmENT 
aNd operatIons teAM. 
ACcORding to tHe SouRces, UNCertaInty OVeR the fate Of the $2 bILlIoN projecT 
hAs led ENrOn's ExpAtriaTE exeCutiveS to move tHeir fAMilies out of MumBAi. 
This is becauSE iN THe EVent Of tHe power projEct bEIng tErmiNAtEd iN The 
neXt few WeEKs, EXpatriate officials fEeL that tHere iS likely to be a 
tRemendous bACKLash agaiNst rEPrESentatives of thE US-baSed energy cOMpany. 
OveR 15,000 jobs In Dabhol Will be losT IF a decisiOn iS taKen EitHER tO 
terminate the PROjecT oR to stop ConStructiOn wOrk On pHasE Ii of the DPC 
Project. 
THe SeCuRiTy aRound THe expatrIaTe oFfIciAls stILl workIng to SalvAgE tHE 
prOject in mUmBAI has BeEn TighTenEd. in addItioN, SomE of the sEnior DPC 
oFfiCIals HaVe Been allOcated securitY pErsonnel to AcT as Their bODYguards. 
THe Enron spokesperson said THat the cOmpAny haD jusT moved its PreMises tO a 
nEW buildIng in tHe BanDrA-KuRLA compLEX aNd tHe Security neEDS of The 
coMpAny hAve chanGed. "We have no extra seCUriTy than is absolUteLy 
neCESsAry", HE mAIntAiNEd. 
IT IS unclear what wilL be the fate Of THe Project, witH kenNeTh Lay, thE 
chairmAn of ENRon Corp, Using his vEto power tO dIssuADE thE Enron boarD from 
terMinating tHE projECt EarliEr tHis weeK. 
A TeaM of EnRon exeCUtiVes is ScheduLeD to meeT the gOvErnment nExt week to 
discuss the reccOmmendAtionS of The GodbolE CoMMitTee, set up
 been shifted 
out of Mumb ai and rel ocate d t o S in gapo re.
In addition,t he s ecurity cover for expa triat ee xecu t iv es wo rking i n  D P C  ha s
b een  t i gh tened , i ncludin g personal  bo dy guards for s e ni or executi ves .
Accordingtosource s,  th e  fami lie s hav e been shifte d from Mu mb a i andt he 
chi l d re n of  these executives st u dying in the A merica nS ch o o l i n B andra-Kurl a
have been pu l le d o ut. An American S chool spoke s per son re fu sed to com mentwh e n asked about  thi s. 
An En ron sp o kespers o n, when  conta cte d,also de cl ine dt o c o mm ent .  "I t is our  co rpora te p o l i c y no t t o co mment  on personnel  an d ad m ini strat ive m atte rs ," he  
said . 
It  i s not clear ifthedecisiontomo veth e fam i lies o utofMumbaiwas tak e n at t h ecorporate level in  D P C  o r whethe r thed ec is i on has b ee n a  per s o nal o ne t ak en by th e expa t ri at e execu ti ves th em sel ves . 
Ab o ut 1 5 expa triate o ffici a ls are working in DPC as par t  o f th e  man age ment 
and o pera t ions  tea m .
Ac c ordin g toth e  s o urces, uncertaintyov er the  fate  of the $2 bi llion proj e c t  
has le d En r on ' s expatriate e xecut ives to mo v e theirfamil ies outof Mumbai . 
This is  be cau seint h eevent of thep o werpr oject b ein g termi nat edinthe  next fewweeks, e xp at ri at e o ffici a ls feelth atth ere  is l i kely t o bea 
t re me n dou s backl a sh a gain st  r epre sen ta tives  oft heUS-base d energycom p any.  Ov er 15,0 00 jobs in Da bh ol will be  l ost  if ad e cision i s taken either to 
term i nate th e p rojec t or  to stopcon struct ion work o n phas e IIof  th e DPC p r oj ect .
The secur i t y a round  t he e xpatria te officials still wor king to salva gethep ro jec t  i n  Mu mb a i h a s  been tightened . In addit io n ,some of th e  se ni or DPC
offici als h a ve been  allocate d securit ypers o n nel  to act as  their b odyguards .  
The En ron s pok espers on  sa id th at the com panyhad ju st  moved  itspr emises t o a 
new building in th e Band ra-Ku rla  complexand the  security  nee ds of the
co mpa ny ha vec hange d. " W ehav e  no e xtra securityt ha n i s ab solutely 
n e c e ssa ry",hem aintai ned.  
It is unclear w h at will be the  fat e ofthe proj ec t, with Kennet h L ay , the 
cha ir man of Enro n Corp,us i ng hi s veto  power  to dis s u ad e  the E nron  bo ard from
te rm i natingth ep roject  ear li er thi s week .  
At e am of Enron exec utive s is sc h edu led t omeet th e  gov ernment ne xt week to
discu ss t he re ccommen da tionsofth e GodboleC ommittee,  setup
 been_shifted 
out_of Mumbai and relocated_to Singapore._
In_addition, the_security_cover for expatriate_executives working in_DPC has 
been tightened,_including personal bodyguards_for_senior executives.
According to sources, the families have been shifted from Mumbai and the 
children_of_these executives_studying_in_the American School in Bandra-Kurla_
have been pulled out. An_American School_spokesperson refused to comment when 
asked about this._
An_Enron spokesperson, when_contacted, also declined to comment. "It is our 
corporate_policy not to comment on personnel_and administrative matters,"_he_
said._
It is not clear_if the decision to move the_families out of Mumbai was taken_
at the corporate level in DPC or_whether the decision has been a_personal one 
taken by the_expatriate executives_themselves. 
About 15 expatriate officials_are working in_DPC as_part of the_management 
and operations team. 
According to_the sources, uncertainty_over the fate of the $2_billion_project 
has led_Enron's_expatriate_executives to_move their families_out_of Mumbai._
This_is because in the event of_the_power project being terminated in the 
next_few weeks, expatriate officials_feel_that there is likely_to be a 
tremendous backlash_against representatives of the US-based energy_company. 
Over_15,000 jobs_in Dabhol will be lost if a decision is taken either_to 
terminate the project or to_stop construction work on_phase II_of_the DPC 
project._
The_security around_the expatriate officials still working to salvage_the 
project_in Mumbai has been tightened. In_addition, some of the_senior_DPC 
officials have been allocated security_personnel to act as their bodyguards._
The Enron spokesperson said that_the_company_had just moved its premises_to a 
new building in the_Bandra-Kurla complex and_the security needs of the 
company have_changed._"We have no extra security than_is_absolutely 
necessary", he maintained. 
It is_unclear_what_will be the fate of_the project, with Kenneth Lay, the_
chairman of Enron Corp, using his veto power to_dissuade the Enron_board from 
terminating the project_earlier_this_week. 
A team of Enron executives is scheduled to meet_the government_next week to_
discuss the reccommendations of the Godbole Committee, set up