Mangaluru MLA Vedavyas Kamat vows to bring back 35 Mangaluru boys stranded in Kuwait soon
Mangaluru: Mangaluru MLA Vedavyadas Kamat on Monday assured the families of bringing back the 35 people from Mangaluru who have been stranded in Kuwait after an reported recruiting company’s fraud.
A video which went viral couple of days back stirred debate in the local media and political circles a 35 Mangaluru people explained the conditions and situation they are living in, as the employer has failed to give them their salaries for last six months and have now announced the supply of food to them.
All the 35 youngsters paid 65,000 Rs. To get employment visas of Kuwait but upon reaching the gulf nation they were subjected to exploitation by the employers.
Taking note of the video, MLA Kamat immediately responded and got in touch with Dakshina Kannada MP Nalin Kumar Kateel and former Karnataka CM Sadanand Gowda for seeking assistance from the Ministry of External Affairs. Kamat also got in touch with his friend in Kuwait and arranged immediate aid to the victims.
He also took to Facebook and assured the families of the victims that he was trying his best to bring back the boys at the earliest. He also added in the post that his friend Raj and his team were in constant touch with the victims ever since the incident came to light.
“To the families who are fasting during Ramadan, stay calm and do your prayers like any day. We will solve this issue created by Manikya Associates as soon as possible” Kamat posted.
Kamat’s quick responsiveness and aid has become the talk of the town on social media platforms including Facebook and WhatsApp and people were seen lauding the efforts of Kamat.
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Wedding chaos in UP: Man mistaken for thief tied to pole, beaten; video goes viral
Deoria: A wedding celebration turned into a shocking incident of violence when a man was brutally assaulted in Uttar Pradesh's Deoria district, after being mistaken for a thief. The incident, which occurred during a wedding procession from Gorakhpur to Deoria, was caught on camera and has since gone viral on social media.
According to a report by NDTV published on Saturday, the events took place in Tarkulwa village of Deoria, where the wedding guests had arrived at a local marriage hall. One of the participants, who was drunk, had wandered away from the wedding group and knocked on the door of a house around midnight. Mistaking him for a thief due to a recent burglary in the area, residents raised an alarm, shouting "thief, thief."
A mob gathered quickly and tied the man to an electric pole, and subjected him to a violent beating with kicks and punches, ignoring his protests, added the report. Several bystanders recorded the assault and later shared the videos online, sparking outrage.
Police intervened after being alerted, rescued the injured man and took him to a local police station for medical treatment. The victim’s family arrived the next morning to take him home.
