Surat में एक भी मज़दूर नहीं बचेगा, फैक्ट्रियां होंगी खाली? Embroidery Workers | Gaon Chalo Andolan

Migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and other industrial-scarce states have been flocking to Surat in Gujarat for decades in search of factory jobs, leaving behind their villages, homes and families. Many have worked 12 to 14 hour shifts for 15-20 years without weekly offs, proper meal breaks or fair wages, facing salary deductions even for illness. Exhausted by these harsh conditions, the workers have finally raised their voice against factory owners and the administration, declaring they will not return to Surat and will not allow their children to become bonded laborers. As a result, Surat’s factories are gradually emptying while thousands of migrant laborers head back to their native villages. A ground report reveals the shocking reality of their daily struggle and the growing labor exodus from one of India’s major industrial hubs. #gujrat #suratnews #embroidery #embroiderydesign #strike #textileindustry Khabargaon is a modern-day digital platform that helps you travel through current affairs, explainers, ground reports, interviews and unique video shows. Stay tuned for more and more! Khabargaon holds the copyright to this video. Use by others is not allowed without written consent. For permission, email digital@khabargaon.com Website: https://khabargaon.com/ Subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications to get the latest:    / @khabargaon   Connect us on Facebook:   / khabargaon   Instagram:   / khabargaon   Twitter: https://x.com/khabar_gaon WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vatc...