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Dubai, Aug 31 (PTI) India will lodge a complaint in
Bahrain’s Labour Court against a local company that has
allegedly not paid its workers for nine months.

A group of 30 Indians employed with Bramco Group, a
Bahraini conglomerate with interests ranging from mining to
marble supply, complained to Ambassador Mohan Kumar at an open
house session at the Indian Embassy in Adliya yesterday that
they had not been paid their wages.

Dubai: The Indian embassy in Bahrain will lodge a complaint with the Bahrain Labour Court against a local company that has allegedly not paid its workers for nine months. "The Indian Embassy will file an official complaint against the company at the Labour Court with the help of its lawyer," the Gulf Daily News Saturday quoted India's Ambassador to Bahrain, Mohan Kumar, as saying. The ambassador's comments came after 30 labourers employed with the Bramco Group, a Bahraini conglomerate engaged Read more [...]

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