Indian typist ‘fed up’ after abuse image goes viral


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 23 Sep 2015

Nothing to see here: Kishan Kumar (left) says he just wants to be left alone to get back to work with his new typewriter on the streets of Lucknow.

LUCKNOW, India: An Indian who became an overnight star when an image of a policeman kicking his typewriter went viral has said he is fed up with all the attention – and just wants to go back to typing letters. 

The photograph of the officer harassing Kishan Kumar, who makes a living as a streetside typist in the northern city of Lucknow, provoked an outpouring of sympathy from Indians outraged at his treatment. 

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