When citizens of Delhi sleep the workers at capital's dream project, the Metro rail, toil through the night. But after Sunday's shock and a mishap on Monday, the morale of the Metro workers in Delhi is low.
Workers like Sudhir have to work to ensure he sends money home to his old parents in Varanasi. But after the recent accidents at the Metro construction site, he is not sure how long he can ignore his fear.
After losing some of their fellow workers, the morale of the workforce is low but they are stretching their limits to finish the job assigned.
They may not express their fear but their caution actions gives it away.
The workers say they are worried and are trying to protect themselves as much as they can, but they know that deadlines have to be met. So, whether it's the early hours of the morning, or the middle of the night, the work here goes on.
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