Originally posted by: -Arsal-
Then they shouldn't be in Mumbai in the first place. Live where you have the best chance of supporting your family and where you don't have to put your life at risk.
This is how life works. You move to the place where you have the best chance of survival and where your talents can be appreciated enough for you to make a living so you can live the happiest life possible.
These laborers are mostly from impoverished villages and drought-struck rural areas of India.
They leave their villages and come to Mumbai as they can earn a bare minimum wage for their own survival and send some money back home.
Back home in their villages they would be starving because their crops fail due to drought OR evil, bloodsucking moneylenders and landlords take most of their crops from farming.
Everyday, hundreds of such poor desperate villagers migrate to big cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata to earn some money working on construction sites, or doing other hard labor jobs.
Sometimes whole families migrate to the city, parents work hard labor, kids work in tea stalls etc.
They dont have enough money to rent the smallest room, moreover in overcrowded cities there often aren't enough living spaces available to fit the miniscule budget of such poor folks.
These people are not well educated that they have the talents to go and live anywhere they want and do office jobs.
One needs to understand the underlying factors and situation of these homeless rural/urban poor to be more sympathetic to their plight.
Edited by pallavi25 - 8 years ago
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