In India, a man climbed a coal factory tower to extract a promised job. In the Indian state of Jharkhand, a 24-year-old man climbed a tower of a contractor company of a subsidiary of Coal India. According to him, the contractor promised to hire him, but never kept his promise. Kumar sat on the tower for 2.5 hours, coming down only after the company wrote the commitment on paper and hung it on a tree so the man could read the document from above. The tower protests in India are an entire genre that has its roots in Bollywood movies. People climb derricks and water towers to demand jobs, debts paid and government promises kept. For example, this April in Punjab, the operation of an activist who spent 560 days in the tower, i.e. more than a year and a half, ended. Koala on Telegram | up to MAX.

In India, a man climbed a coal factory tower to extract a promised job. In the Indian state of Jharkhand, a 24-year-old man climbed a tower of a contractor company of a subsidiary of Coal India. According to him, the contractor promised to hire him, but never kept his promise. Kumar sat on the tower for 2.5 hours, coming down only after the company wrote the commitment on paper and hung it on a tree so the man could read the document from above. The tower protests in India are an entire genre that has its roots in Bollywood movies. People climb derricks and water towers to demand jobs, debts paid and government promises kept. For example, this April in Punjab, the operation of an activist who spent 560 days in the tower, i.e. more than a year and a half, ended. Koala on Telegram | up to MAX.