Saudi Arabia: IFF helps stranded Joseph to return home

[email protected] (Ramesh S Bhandari)
April 9, 2012

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Riyadh, April 9: India Fraternity forum (IFF) Riyadh and Buraida chapter lent a helping hand to stranded Joseph D’souza Kundapur to reach his home country.

Three years ago, Joseph D’souza arrived in an agreement visa for a company based in Al Qassim City (South Province of Saudi Arabia). Joseph’s Family resided in a small town called Emmady a part of North Karnataka’s province.

After completing a year in his job, Joseph had to struggle to receive his salaries. When he completed two years in the company, company was liable totally seven months' salary for Joseph. Joseph’s family is just depended on whatever Joseph is sending money for routine bread.

This entire situation forced Joseph to abscond from his sponsor for work outside in order to feed his family.

A year after his absconding, Joseph appeared before sponsor and requested for passport to return India. However, his sponsor filed a case against Joseph for absconding and handed over passport to the court. The court penalized Joseph to pay SR. 2,700/- (approximately Rs 40,000) for absconding.

In this situation, Joseph approached IFF activists for assistance. IFF activists Abdul Rawoof, Ayaz Krishnapur, Abdul Rasheed, Ishaq Venoor and Usman Kunjattoor attended several meeting with Joseph’s sponsor and lawyers to solve the issue. Also, the Karavali (an NRI organization) financially supported to Joseph and cooperated with IFF to win this case.

Finally Joseph returned home. However, his family’s financial condition is very worst. If anybody wants to support Joseph’s family, Please remit cash to Ashalata D’souza – account number 02682210014821 Syndicate Bank Hemmady – Kundapur – Karnataka.

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