Vedanta's Final AGM
Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. Mon1 Oct 2018
Foil Vedanta arrive on the pavement outside where Vedanta's final
AGM is to be held
but police soon move them away to the opposite side of the road
Samarendra Das shows me Foil Vendanta's report ‘Vedanta’s
Billions: Regulatory failure, environment and human rights’
which gives a comprehensive account of the company’s crimes
at all of its operations, and the City of London’s complicity
Miriam Rose holds a copy of the report as she is interviewed
Faces on Foil Vedanta's 'Hall of Shame' banner include Anil Agarwal
and former PM David Cameron, along with
others who have been involived in the company
Vedanta’s corporate massacre of 13 environmental protesters
at Thoothukudi in May has made it impossible
for the CIty to continue to support Vedanta openly, though there is
little doubt that the CIty will still be involved
and complicit in the company's many crimes
They poisoned the river in Zambia - and evaded taxes, as earlier Foil
Vedanta invesigations proved
Many protesters in India have been imprisoned
and Vedanta hides its profits
WHen Prime Minister David Cameron lobbied the Indian government on
behalf of Vedanta
London is a Paradise of Parasites - but at last Vedanta is no longer
a UK listed company
Samarendra Das speaks before going into the AGM as a shareholder
to question the company's activities
Samarendra Das walks in for the AGM with other protesting shareholders
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