Bonded labour case points to a wide trafficking network
9 years, 9 months ago

Bonded labour case points to a wide trafficking network

The Hindu  

The recent raid on an agarbatti factory on the outskirts of Bengaluru, in which 107 labourers were rescued, points to a trafficking network that runs much deeper than what this specific case reveals. “We ate rice and watery cabbage sambhar that even pigs wouldn’t eat,” said Sakhicharan Soren from West Bengal. “We were beaten even if spoke much to each other,” he said.“We came with hopes,but going back empty handed,” said Devnath Porja from Assam. Sources in Kaggalipura police said it was a “clear case of trafficking with inter-State ramifications” with several agents involved.

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