Union leader at Toyota's Indian plant addresses rally

Union leader at Toyota's Indian plant addresses rally

BANGALORE, India - A union leader at an auto plant operated by Toyota Motor Corp.'s Indian subsidiary near Bangalore in southern India speaks at a protest rally against the management on April 14, 2014.

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