16 Nepalis rescued from forced labour at Haryana poultry farm
Summary
Sixteen Nepali nationals forced into labour at a poultry farm in Haryana, India, have been rescued and returned to Nepal, highlighting ongoing issues with labour exploitation and human trafficking.
Key Points
- Sixteen Nepali nationals, including seven minors, were rescued from forced labour at a poultry farm in Haryana, India.
- Victims were lured from Nepal with false job promises and subjected to physical and mental abuse without pay.
- Rescue coordinated by Nepali Embassy, Indian police, and KIN India; perpetrators arrested and legal action initiated.
- The case highlights ongoing labour exploitation and the need for stronger border controls and public awareness on safe migration.
