LIBYA-INDIANS 2LST

Qureshi alleged authorities at Tripoli airport had
taken away money, mobile and other valuables from them.
But Sajjan Lal of Hyderabad, who was working in a
hospital near Tripoli, praised Libyan leader Moammar
Gadhafi saying, "he is a nice person."
Some of the Indians employed as worker and labourers
alleged that the police there did not provide any security and
instead took away their mobiles, money and other belongings in
the pretext of searches.
The prevailing situation in Libya was a blessing in
disguise for a group of workers belonging to Rajasthan's Sikar
district as they went to that country on a two-month visa
procured through agents. They did not have a valid work
permit.
"When we approached the Indian embassy they told us
that my visa is not a work visa.. It is just a tourist visa
valid for two months," Vikram Singh said.
The workers alleged that the company for which they
were working did not provide any food or medical facilities
during the rioting and arson.
They also alleged that one of their fellow members was
hit by the rioters and sustained head injuries, but was not
provided any medical facilities by the company. PTI SMJ RAI
SMT


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