News about Jharkhand migrant laborers: Of the 19 Jharkhand migrant laborers left stranded in Cameroon, 17 returned home on Monday.
Jharkhand Laborers Return Home
On the other side, tomorrow, August 26, two laborers will return to Jharkhand. After coming home, the laborers’ faces had lit up with happiness.
On Monday, 17 of the 19 migrant workers from Jharkhand who were stuck in Cameroon, Africa, went back to their homes. In addition to social worker Sikandar Ali, the families of the workers have thanked the government and media.
Prem Tudu, Sibon Tudu, Somer Besra, Puraan Tudu, Ramji Hansda, Virwa Hansda, Ashok Soren, Chetlal Soren, Mahesh Marandi, Ramji Marandi, Lalchand Murmu, Budhan Murmu, Jibalal Manjhi, Chotan Baske, and Rajendra Kisku from Hazaribagh are among those who went back to their hometowns. Phoolchand Murmu from Hazaribagh city as well as Bablu Soren from Bokaro are set to return home on August 26.
There was not enough food or drink
According to reports, 19 workers from Bokaro and Hazaribagh went to Cameroon seeking employment, and all of them were employed at Transrail Lighting Limited Company in Cameroon.
Eleven employees had their pay suspended for three to four months after working there for many months, and eight employees had their pay suspended for two months.
As a result, individuals were having trouble simply procuring water and food. Following this, all of the employees sent a video on social media pleading for their return to their own country.
The government was active
Both the national government and the Jharkhand government acted quickly to return all of the workers to their motherland. People go to other nations for their livelihood, according to Sikandar Ali, who advocates for the wellbeing of migrant workers.
Multiple traumatic situations occur during this time. To make a livelihood, a person must leave the home, even if he does not want to. The government must take decisive action in this regard in such a circumstance.