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Dubai man walks 1,000km to attend court hearings
Jagannathan Selvaraj, a 48-year-old Indian expat in Dubai, has walked more than 1,000km over two years to attend court proceedings in order to return home.Speaking to Khaleej Times, Selvaraj says he's braved traffic, heat, sandstorms and exhaustion while trekking through the busy highways of Dubai, travelling a distance of 22km one way to reach Dubai Courts from his Sonapur accommodation (on the outskirts of Dubai) to attend the labour court proceedings.For the complete story, visit http://bit.ly/2fxVQjFReporter: V.M. Sathish, video: Gaurav Achipalya/Khaleej Times
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