Our level of #HumanRights ..
— Neerei (@soyierene) May 7, 2020
Keep poor uneducated workers guessing and clueless while we twiddle thumbs, clang plates, light candles and spend money showering flowers on hospitals. #IncredibleIndia #TrainsForMigrantsNow pic.twitter.com/nbrYw79ZyW
#TrainsForMigrants
— Barathi (@grimalkintweets) May 7, 2020
The Karnataka Govt’s decision is a blatant violation of fundamental rights guaranteed u/ Articles 23 (prohibit of forced labour) and 19(1)(d) (right to move freely within the territory of India). An utter disregard for the life & dignity of migrant labourers. pic.twitter.com/wVbf0ve4Sh
Karnataka government, Make arrangements for workers to go home! #TrainsforMigrants #EndSlaveLabour pic.twitter.com/iIO3zEOsBg
— Aiman J (@aimanjkhan) May 7, 2020
Everyone deserves to get back home with family. Trains for migrants now! #TrainsForMigrantsNow #TrainsForMigrants #MigrantLivesMatter #MigrantWorkers #MigrantWorkersTrainFare #migrants pic.twitter.com/rTc91VsW8l
— Stereotypical villi (@thankyou4joking) May 7, 2020
we are all sitting in cities built by migrant labour & here those who built them are being revoked of all dignity, being forced to work on construction projects, having no access to return home. There need to be free #TrainsForMigrantsNow!
— Saumya Dadoo (@saumyadadoo) May 7, 2020
Cooke Town stands with Migrant workers #TrainsForMigrantsNow pic.twitter.com/sDaswGKqMe
— Avani Chokshi (@avani_chokshi) May 7, 2020
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