India complicit in Thoothukudi killings,
India House, Aldwych, London. Sat 26 May 2018
The proteters outside the Indian High Commission at Aldwych
Tamil banner and placards calling for Sterlite - a Vedanta company
- to be banned
Thoothukudi is in Tamil Nadu and people had come here in solidarity
with those shot by police while
protesting peacefully against palns for another Vedanta (Sterlite)
copper plant there
Vedanta is a UK company, set up by British Indian billionaire Anil
Agarwal with UK government help in 2003
Drums accompany the protest
South Asia Solidarity Group
Women from South Asia Solidarity Group
Trade Unionist and Socialist Party member Hugo Pierre speaks to hundreds
outside the Indian High Co
'Anil Agarwal - Blood on Your Hands'
A woman holds a poster calling for Sterlite to be shut down and shaming
Indian media for ignoring this and concentrating on cricket
two cartoons showing Indian government complicity in the in the brutal
repression of protests against pollution from the Sterlite copper plant
at Thoothukudi,
Candles for those killed at Thoothukudi, and a woman from there at
the protest
Indian Prime Minister Modi's mask is above a grotesque parody of Vendanta
founder Anil Agarwal a
People wear masks of Vedanta boss Anil Agarwal, Indian Prime Minister
Narenrda Modi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami
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