Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Seven Odias languished in S Arabia urge Govt help



BHUBANESWAR: Seven Odia youths from Ganjam, Khurda and Kendrapada district are reportedly languished in South Arabia. The youths were being harassed physically and mentally by a Dammam-based Aljaharin Company in the country, said one among the seven youths while talking to his family members over telephone on Wednesday.

The youth Sanjay Barik and Rabi Barik of Kaithada village under Khalikote block in Ganjam district also said over telephone that they didn’t take food for five days and they were in severe mental pressure. Out of the total seven persons, two persons belonged to Ganjam district, three from Khurda and two from Kendrapada district, they informed.

According to Sanjay, they were sent to the company by a Bhubaneswar-based private organisation five months ago. When they went there and started working in the company, they faced many problems like over duty. The company forced them to work in other trade for which they were not assigned to.

From Khurda district, three persons- Kanduri Mali of Ghiakhala area, Gagan Kumar Parida of Umakantapur under Balugaon police station limit and Narayan Pradhan of Mali Gobindapur under Banpur area asked help from their district administration to bring them back.

Similarly, Padma Lochan Basantia of Kansar and Pramod Kumar Pradhan of Kanaphulia village both from Kendrapara district also urged their district administration to help them out.

After getting information from the media people, Brahmapur joint labour commissioner Nilambar Mishal directed the Ganjam district labour officer to take immediate action after investigating the matter. He assured them to take appropriate steps to rescue the youths from South Arabia.       

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