1 year ago
Supervisor Uses Toy Pistol to Intimidate Workers at Coffee Estate
In a coffee estate, a supervisor used a toy gun to scare some workers.
This happened in a village called Venkatahalli.
The workers were told to do their jobs a certain way.
The whole thing was caught on camera, and the police got involved.
They checked the gun and found it was fake.
The police warned the supervisor, but the workers' unions were very upset, saying that using fear like this at work is wrong and unfair.
They want better rules to protect workers from being treated badly.
A supervisor in a coffee estate threatened workers with a toy pistol.
The incident occurred in Venkatahalli village, Sakleshpur taluk.
CCTV footage captured the supervisor's actions, prompting police intervention.
The police confirmed the weapon was a replica and issued a warning.
Labour unions condemned the act, citing workplace harassment concerns.
- Who
- Phulbabu, a supervisor, threatened six Assamese labourers.
- What
- A supervisor threatened workers with a toy pistol.
- Where
- Venkatahalli village, Sakleshpur taluk, near Hanubalu.
- When
- Details not provided, but occurred recently.
- Why
- The supervisor allegedly used the toy pistol to force labourers to perform tasks in a specific manner.
Labour Unions
Supervisor
Workplace Harassment
Labour Unions
Condemns supervisor's actions.
Supervisor
N/A
Oversight
Labour Unions
Advocates for stricter oversight to prevent workplace intimidation.
Supervisor
N/A
Key facts
- Location
- Venkatahalli village, Sakleshpur taluk
- Incident
- Supervisor threatened workers with toy pistol
- Perpetrator
- Phulbabu, supervisor
- Victims
- Six Assamese labourers
- Weapon
- Toy pistol
- Police Action
- Issued a warning
