Tragic Death of Indian Farm Worker in Italy Sparks Outrage

Italian police have arrested the owner of an agriculture company who abandoned an Indian worker, Satnam Singh, without medical aid after a machine severed his arm, leading to Singh's death. This incident has ignited anger and calls for action against gangmastering and the mistreatment of migrant workers in Italy.

Italian police have detained the owner of an agriculture company responsible for abandoning a 31-year-old Indian worker after a machinery accident severed his arm. The worker, Satnam Singh, later died due to excessive bleeding, in an incident that has deeply shocked the nation.

Satnam Singh was left by his employer following a severe injury caused by a strawberry wrapping machine in Lazio. Despite being airlifted to a hospital in Rome, he succumbed to his injuries two days later.

Authorities have arrested Antonello Lovato, the alleged gangmaster, on suspicions of manslaughter. This case has heightened scrutiny on the practice of gangmastering and the exploitation of migrant farm laborers in Italy, prompting widespread outrage and demands for justice.

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