Around 40 Indian workers at a Maldives construction company say they have gone unpaid for at least five months and have appealed to the Indian government for help via a video message. The Times of India reported the workers were brought to the Maldives between June and July and are allegedly confined and intimidated by their employer.
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Around 40 Indian workers “stranded” in the Maldives undergoing significant hardships at a construction company appealed to the Government of Indian, via video message, for immediate assistance
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had significantly overstayed their visa and had been living in the Maldives for the past 12 years.
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Meanwhile, two former Attorneys General, last week, voluntarily sought to offer legal assistance against deportation to a French family who had significantly overstayed their visa and had been living in the Maldives for the past 12 years.
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Around 40 Indian workers “stranded” in the Maldives undergoing significant hardships at a construction company appealed to the Government of Indian, via video message, for immediate assistance, Indian media has revealed.
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