Indian workers seek help from embassy over harassment


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 17 Apr 2004

FORTY-THREE Indian nationals sought help from the Indian High Commission in Kuala Lumpur when an employment agency started harassing them after their plight had been highlighted in a newspaper in Tamil Nadu in India, reported Tamil Nesan

It said the workers, who had been here for some six months and had claimed that their employer mistreated them by not providing regular meals, medical facilities and wages for over two months, gathered at the High Commission on Thursday. 

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