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Which South Asian country attracts proportionately highest density of Russian immigration?

Which South Asian country attracts proportionately highest density of Russian immigration?


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The absolute numbers of Russian immigrants to South Asian countries do not depict the whole picture. There are obvious differences in size of South Asian countries – the population size, territorial area, amount of natural resources etc. Bigger countries may receive more immigrants due to factors like size. Hence it has to be asked which South Asian country attracts proportionately highest density of Russian immigration.

Tell about what you have personally observed in real life or read in media about massive Russian immigration to South Asia. How Russians are coming in thousands every year to work and settle in South Asia. How their kids are being admitted to South Asian schools. How the population deficit of Russia is being made up by baby boom of Russian tourists in South Asia. How some Russians are taking up South Asian citizenship... How many Russians are buying property in South Asia...

This development is not unprecedented. I would call it a latest wave of Aryan invasion.
@xyxmt @fitpOsitive @PaklovesTurkiye @django

Do you know anything about this?

@naveedullahkhankhattak @Imran Khan
 
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We had a Russian family living down the road. They were obnoxious and loud. Then again, perhaps they lived in India before moving here
 
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Its India, and Goa is their colony/den.

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Most of them live in Morjim, Goa, which is known as little Russia/mini Moscow.
 
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Are you colour blind or are you joking?

Don't know about the number of Russians here in Pakistan but many foreigners do live in Pakistan and has adopted it and lives here. In the video the tourist word is wrong, that perosn lives in Pakistan.



 
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Don't know about the number of Russians here in Pakistan but many foreigners do live in Pakistan and has adopted it and lives here. In the video the tourist word is wrong, that perosn lives in Pakistan.
Contrast this with the behaviour of Indians:

Russian woman severely injured in acid attack in Varanasi


Updated: Nov 13, 2015 18:59 IST

A 23-year-old Russian woman sustained burns and severe injuries on her face, eyes, hands and body after a man whose marriage proposal she allegedly spurned attacked her with acid early Friday morning in Varanasi.

Police said the tourist, Darya Yurieva, arrived in the city three days ago and was staying as a paying guest at Hriday Lal Srivastava’s house, located in Nand Nagar colony in the heart of Varanasi. She had stayed at the same house for three months during a previous visit.

She told the police that Hriday’s grandson, Siddhartha Srivastava, attacked her and hurled acid at her around 4am, when she was sleeping in the balcony of her third-floor room, raising concerns about the continuing easy availability of acid despite orders restricting their sale.

“She sustained serious eye injuries. The next 72 hours will be very critical. A plastic surgeon has also examined her. We are giving her the best possible treatment,” said Dr KK Gupta, the chief medical superintendent of Sir Sunderlal Hospital at Banaras Hindu University where the victim was admitted.

Yurieva said she wanted to go back to Russia as her visa had expired and this allegedly angered Siddhartha, whose marriage proposal she turned down weeks ago. In her statement, the tourist said while she saw Siddhartha as only a friend, he was in love with her.

Sources said she told the magistrate that she belonged to Moscow but police said two passports were recovered from her room -- one Russian and the other Bulgarian.

“A Russian national has been admitted to hospital in a critical condition as she sustained injuries after acid was thrown on her by a youth. A case has been registered following a complaint by her,” said sub-inspector Sanjiv Kant Mishra, station officer of Lanka police station.

Siddhartha fled soon after the incident but police questioned his father, brother and grandfather. Two others were also detained but released later. Siddhartha was being treated by a psychiatrist at BHU, his grandfather Hriday Lal said.

Officials said the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) asked Varanasi district magistrate Rajmani Yadav to provide her with the best possible treatment, whose cost the district administration would bear. The Russian embassy in New Delhi has been informed about the incident, sources said. A few officials are expected to reach Varanasi from New Delhi.

“Teams have been deployed to arrest the main suspect. Prima facie it appeared to be a case of spurned love. We are investigating further,” senior superintendent of police Akash Kulhari said.

India made acid attacks a separate class of crime in 2013 amid growing incidents of revenge on women who had spurned sexual advances or rejected a marriage proposal. The courts have promised free medical treatment and the government has moved to stop the free sale of acid but such attacks continue unabated, a fact brought out by women who boldly spoke out against the practice in an award-winning series Stop Acid Attacks by HT in 2013.

Friday’s attack was the latest in a series of crimes reported by foreign women visiting India. An American tourist accused two men of raping her in Dharamsala in September. In February, a Japanese woman accused a tour guide of drugging and raping her in Jaipur.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...in-varanasi/story-B4MhxatPrFhabVonjFFYsO.html

Russian woman comes under acid attack in India

November 13, 2015

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A 22-year-old female Russian tourist was taken to hospital with severe burns after acid was thrown on her allegedly by her landlord’s son in Varanasi on Friday.

According to police, the incident took place while the woman was asleep, the Indian media reported.

The Russian tourist suffered burns on one side of her face and shoulders, police said, adding that she was however out of danger.

A senior police officers told the media that a search has been launched to arrest the landlord’s son, who disappeared after the attack.

Police are waiting for the victim to regain consciousness to record her statement.

This is not the first time a female foreign tourist has come under attack in India. Five men were arrested for kidnapping and raping a Japanese tourist in Kolkata in January.

In September, an American tourist had accused two men of raping her in the popular hill station of Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh.

In addition to these, there were more than 300 acid attacks last year, according to a newspaper report in April based on provisional data from India’s National Crime Records Bureau.

The Supreme Court of India has repeatedly warned authorities to enforce restrictions on the sale of acid, but campaigners say it remains easy to purchase and inexpensive.

https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/9812-russian-woman-comes-under-acid-attack-in-india
 
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Most of Russians are in proustite business and they find large number of client here in south Asian since native guyz are obsessed with white skin
 
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