The plight of the three came to light after a Whatsapp video of a Saudi employer allegedly beating them with a wooden plank surfaced. Kerala government and External Affairs Ministry had intervened to help them.As the trio arrived at the airport here in the wee hours, their relatives and friends welcomed them.
Baiju, Abilash and Vimal Kumar had been taken to Saudi Arabia by a placement agency a couple of months back after promising them job opportunities.Three Kerala youths, who were allegedly physically tortured by their Saudi employer, returned to their home state early today from Saudi Arabia.
21-year-old Abilash told reporters that he had taken loan to build a house and had hoped that employment abroad will help him clear his loan fast. However, that was not to be.Their relatives said it was a relief seeing their near ones back safe.External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had earlier stated in New Delhi that the three men had been given police protection and the matter was being followed up
Lots of youth enters Kathmandu to go abroad for work. Their golden dreams of earning from abroad are ruined by some evil minded beautiful ladies when they are unable to understand them. This movie is to provide awareness to such youth, so that they don’t be troubled in upcoming days. If a single person realize the fact that may occurs, we feel making this video got success. Title : Room No. 36 Cast : Harry and Nisha Edit : Bishwas Bhandari Direction : Antina Theme : Think Twice before doing any unusual activities
Nepali film actor Siddhartha Lama who had also earlier appeared in Malayalam film “Yodha” starring south superstar Mohanlal. “The film has two tracks set in two timelines. But they are confused about what route to take; whether to embrace the spiritual path of the Dalai Lama or to resort to terrorism to reach their goal”, said Lenin Rajendran, the movie director.Manisha also said that equality and spirituality are the only answers to the war and chaos that the world is facing.Quizzed on the rising issues of intolerance, the actress said: “I believe in preserving our culture, at the same time I also believe in freedom of expression”. The actor, in real life, is a cancer surviver, and is now back in action for a film promotion.Award winning cinematographer Madhu Ambat who cranks the camera for the film said that since the characters in the film have a mix of modernity and myths, he enjoyed working for the film as he has played a lot with darkness in the film.
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