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Stay away from fair'n lovely just so you remember what you are made of.Lower your Indian obssesion or you might explode due to anger.
Indians proving more whiter than whites.
I didn't directly assume anything, my post read:But you directly assumed that because he was black, he was a drug dealer. Infact, hes a teacher. Shame on you.
could have been a drug deal gone bad.
Ever heard of the term....more Royal than Royals.....I guess that means every Royal has got his head stuck in the clouds.This is as foolish as it gets,
First there is no confirmation at this point this was a racist attack
Second, by mentioning "whiter than whites" you are stereotyping all of Caucasian race as vile violent people when parallelly preaching on racism.
While Brits have accused the British Pakistanis of some heinous wrongdoing, that doesn't mean you should paint all Caucasians the same way.
If you wish to be an Indophobic racist, atleast get your logic right.
nailed it..asian niggas killed a real nigga :o ..
This is too hard for someone to understand"The incident took place around 11.45 PM yesterday when the man, M T Olivia had a heated argument with a group of three persons at Kishangadh locality in Vasant Kunj."
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"It was another group of locals who rescued Olivia and called up police. He was rushed to a hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries"
It clearly implies that racism is not the reason..
Except had this happened in Pakistan, you people would have a field day calling it terrorism, Jihadi mindset and madrasa educated goons.....but since it's in India....it's good smartens against the criminals.....way to go. !!!
''A possible racist attack on the African national''.... please don't tell me it's never happened before. !!
New Recruit
are you saying Mobin Azad Saifi. Is a Pakistani spy?asian niggas killed a real nigga :o ..
If they do not like it their, why dont they just leave!Congolese man killed in Delhi: For African students, racial taunts never end
- HT Correspondents, Hindustan Times, Noida/Pune/Jalandhar
|- Updated: May 21, 2016 10:00 IST
In the National Capital Region of Noida, on Delhi’s outskirts, the most common grouse of African students was being labelled as “drug peddlers” and denial of houses on rent. (HT File Photo
A 23-year-old Congolese national was allegedly beaten to death by a group of men in south Delhi’s Vasant Kunj area, police said on Saturday.
What led to an argument that triggered the fight is yet to be ascertained. The case is being probed from all angles including robbery and a possible racist attack on the African national.
African students studying in colleges across India had earlier said a recent incident in Bengaluru, where a Tanzanian woman was allegedly stripped and paraded by an angry mob, was shocking but not entirely surprising.
Be it in Noida, Pune or Punjab, students from Africa pursuing higher education across the country shared the kind of hardship they face on a daily basis. In Punjab alone, African students have been victims of racial violence in at least three horrific incidents in the recent past.
“It’s very tough for us to travel or ride our bikes. The policemen harass us in the name of checking bike papers. In the market too, if we are roaming with girls, they pass sarcastic comments. They call us names and treat us as if we were running some crime rackets,” said a Phagwara-based student who did not want to be named.
There are more than 2,000 African students residing in Jalandhar and Phagwara. Though there has been no major incident of violence on college campuses in the last one year, outside they face racial taunts at every turn. Even the Punjab Police refers to them as ‘kaale’ (blacks) in the FIRs of petty or big crimes registered against them.
The situation is no different in Pune, where nearly 1,800 African students are enrolled in different educational institutions.
In September last year, home minister Rajnath Singh was caught off guard during a function at an educational institute, when Simon Kuany, president of Symbiosis International Students Council, complained about the ‘racial slur’ he was facing in Pune.
Kuany had complained about people calling them “Kaalia” and also pointed to some of the stereotypes Indians had about African nationals—“that we are all drug addicts”.
In the National Capital Region of Noida, on Delhi’s outskirts, the most common grouse of African students was being labelled as “drug peddlers” and denial of houses on rent.
“College is good but India is bad. People in India are racists. They often make comments on my colour of skin and body. And they stare at me like I am an alien,” says Maria, an engineering student at Sharda University.
Said Dan, a native of Congo, “Friends in college are very good. I have never felt discriminated but outside the college, things are not the same. We avoid visiting public places because people stare at us.”
According to Sharda University, there are around 800 students from various African countries enrolled in different study programmes. Around 40 per cent students stay in college hostel and rest stay in rented accommodation outside college campus.
“Around 40 % African students stay in college hostel and rest stay in rented accommodation outside the campus. Every year we get more than 1,000 admission applications from African countries. Most of them return to their countries after finishing the course,” said Amal Kumar, Joint Registrar of Sharda University.
In Amity University, they have a separate counselling centre for African students. “We have around 150 African students in the college. We regularly call a counselling session with them. We have hostel facilities for them but it is their discretion to stay in college or outside,” said Savita Mehta, Vice-President, Communications, Amity University.
An African woman was allegedly forced to give a urinary sample in public for a drug test during then Delhi law minister Somnath Bharti’s raid in a south Delhi locality he claimed had a “drug and prostitution” racket, lawyer Harish Salve had said in 2014.
A group of young Africans had found themselves in the middle of a political and media furore in Delhi with the greenhorn minister in the new state government accusing them of being part of a “prostitution and drug racket” and demanding their arrest.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...s-never-end/story-ltocBXCICmb90y1IImMIpN.html