Suddenly, Indian migrants have emerged among us in Greece. Let’s look at this calmly.
For an Indian to travel from India to Greece by land, they would cover 9,000 kilometers. There is no natural incentive to come to Greece. At the same time, Indians are not considered particularly productive in certain sectors; for instance, Egyptians are more efficient in construction. Meanwhile, Nikos Dendias, a key member of the ND party, has spoken extensively about why Greece needs Indian workers, and other politicians have echoed this. Primarily, Greece needs to provide strong financial incentives to Greeks to be self-sufficient in its labor force, but investigating the matter has revealed an interesting element.
How the racket with migrant labor from India was set up at 1,500 euros per person
We are referring to a 100% realistic story. A media businessman—well known to everyone—has established a company that, along with law firms and agents in India, brings Indian migrant workers to Greece. For every single Indian, the company receives 1,500 euros, and it is estimated that it has already collected over 30 million in revenue. And this is only the beginning... It is rumored that they want to bring in up to 100,000 Indians, which means 1,500 euros x 100,000 Indians = 150 million euros.
What is happening?
The businessman, utilizing the right connections in India and local associates, finds desperate and poor workers and offers them employment in Greece. Each Indian worker pays 1,500 euros to come to Greece and work primarily on construction projects. In fact, a very well-known construction company is already collaborating with the media businessman who imports Indian migrant workers. In practice, they have crafted the laws in such a way that the businessman brings in migrants from India in an almost monopolistic fashion. Human trafficking at its finest, and with the seal of the law.
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