Labour the Most Oppressed and Exploited Class – Brighter Kashmir

False prejudices that lead to the exploitation and oppression of so many people in the world. In the same way, Allah has created different human classes in the world. One of these classes is the labour class.

The Creator of the universe created this universe based on wisdom and sagacity. God has separated human beings, sometimes sexually and sometimes linguistically. Sometimes human beings are separated based on race and color and sometimes based on nations and tribes. All these differences are natural, and nature finds these differences beneficial. Because this is the only way for human beings to know each other and cooperate. Despite these natural differences, the Creator of the universe treats everyone equally when it comes to humanity and human rights. Neither color and race nor highs and lows are seen at that time. And the same lesson was taught to mankind through various divine books and prophets. Unfortunately, because of these differences, human beings have created false prejudices of race, colour, language, nationality, superiority and inferiority. And it is these false prejudices that lead to the exploitation and oppression of so many people in the world. In the same way, Allah has created different human classes in the world. One of these classes is the labour class.

I think the labour class is the most oppressed and exploited in the world. When this labourer is at work, he is hardly treated as he should be treated, with kindness and humanity. And on very few occasions does this worker get his wages on time. The injustice is that when an officer earning seventy thousand a month sets a date on the date for a worker earning four to five hundred. Although the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said that the wages of a labourer should be paid before his sweat dries. And not paying the wages on time is not such a big deal, but the heartbreaking thing is that sometimes His self-esteem is so damaged that the labourer prefers death to life. Recently, before my eyes, a close relative of mine went to work for a rich man who is a government official. When the time came for this labourer to get his wages, but he did not get this wages at that time, then ten or twelve days later the rich man came to the house of this labourer holding four hundred in his hand and with pride, He said that this is your wage. At that time, the labourer acted with pride and addressed this person and said that today the fixed-wage is 500. At that time, the rich man felt awful. And then the man began to search the whole village to find out whether it was four hundred or five hundred, and then with a stone on his heart, he agrees to give five hundred. My point is that the labourer is always treated with exploitation and oppression. Couldn't this rich man have paid anything more to this labourer for humanity and mercy? One is that not paying wages on time and then treating him badly for paying equal wages even after ten days is cruel to this poor man. It has often been observed that when a man requires a labourer, he treats him well and kindly, and the same man forgets that kindness after getting his work done and paying the wages on time makes it unpleasant. The boss doesn't care that this poor labourer will have to bear the burden of a house, just as I have to bear the expenses of the house. And he doesn't think the labourer has to do the housework, either. This will be understood only by the person who is also working as a labourer or whose conscience is alive. The poor labourer has to bear the expenses of the whole family for only four to five hundred rupees, and this labourer and his family are always waiting for the same money. Very few people are wealthy as well as caring for workers' rights. Similarly, when the time comes for marriage, no one is ready to give marriage to this compelled person first. And then even if someone is ready to marry him, it becomes very difficult for him to perform this modern wedding ceremony. Because today's marriages require millions of rupees which he does not have and thus getting married becomes a bigger problem for this labourer than not getting married. However, the worker faces various problems. The same labourer cannot easily educate his children and the same children are unable to complete their education as a result those children are forced to work. Similarly, whenever this worker has to do some work in government offices, he is also exploited and oppressed here. He has to go through many rounds to get his work done. Or a bribe is taken from the same poor person. The one who earns fifty thousand rupees takes a bribe of 2000 or more than two thousand rupees from the one who earns four hundred rupees And even then the labourer is treated with cruelty and oppression. Such incidents are common in our society and the worst affected are the workers. And if we talk about the wages of the labourers, then it is like salt in flour in this era. Inflation is on the rise, and it is increasing day by night. Sometimes children's education, sometimes medicine, sometimes food and sometimes children's clothes and many other expenses which are costly nowadays. Sometimes children's education, sometimes medicine, sometimes food and sometimes children's clothes and also numerous expenses which are costly nowadays which makes him very difficult to arrange them. In the end, I want to say that we all have a responsibility to realize these compelled people and take care of them, look at them with respect and find a solution to their compulsions. Their rights must be upheld. The government should also protect the rights of the workers and adopt an effective way to rehabilitate them so that they can live better lives.

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