SAD leader urges PM to take steps to bring back 600 Punjabi workers stranded in Kuwait

By  Rajan Nath June 11th 2020 10:35 AM -- Updated: June 11th 2020 10:39 AM

Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker Dr Charanjit Singh Atwal urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take necessary steps to bring back 600 Punjabi workers stranded in Kuwait after their employers took possession of their passports.

In a letter to the Prime Minister, Charanjit Atwal said that all the six hundred Punjabis were working for a private firm by the name of KGL based in Pharmania.

He added that the workers were in a miserable condition because they were not being paid salaries and could not exit their workplace because their passports were in the possession of the company management.

Dr. Charanjit Singh Atwal urges PM to take steps to bring back 600 Punjabi workers stranded in Kuwait

He further said that he had received representations from the relatives of the workers who were demanding that they should be repatriated to Punjab.

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Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader urged the Prime Minister to direct concerned authorities including the Indian Embassy in Kuwait to take steps to ensure the well being of the stranded workers besides ensuring their safe return to Punjab.

-PTC News

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