Tragic Death of Indian Worker in Italy Sparks Outcry

Satnam Singh, a 31-year-old Indian worker in Italy, tragically died after being abandoned by his employer following a severe injury caused by farm machinery. The incident has ignited national outrage, with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemning the act as 'inhuman'. Singh's employer has been charged with negligent manslaughter.

In a shocking incident that has rocked Italy, 31-year-old Indian worker Satnam Singh succumbed to his injuries after being abandoned on the roadside by his employer. Singh, who was working in a vegetable field in Lazio, near Rome, suffered a severed arm due to heavy farm machinery.

Despite his critical condition, Singh was not given immediate medical assistance. His employer, Antonello Lovato, left him and his wife by the side of the road near their home, leading to Singh's untimely death from excessive blood loss. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the act as 'inhuman' and vowed for harsh punishment for such barbaric actions.

The tragic event has triggered widespread condemnation, bringing to light the brutal exploitation of migrant farm laborers in Italy. The Embassy of India in Rome is in contact with local authorities to offer consular support to Singh's family, as the nation mourns the loss of yet another life to inhumane labor practices.

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