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Indian student attacked in Australia again
Melbourne, Nov 9, (PTI):


In yet another attack on Indian students here, a 22-year-old youth was punched on his face by a group of Australians, who also told the victim that "in this place there is no home for you".

Sai Ratan Tiwari, who hails from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, was on his way to a temple along with a friend on Sunday when two Australians stopped him and asked where they were going. "I told them I was going home instead of disclosing that I was going to a temple," said Tiwari, who arrived here a year ago to persue Bachelors of Information Systems. Tiwari, a student of Ballarat University, said he was scared to disclose that he was visiting a temple.

"They punched on my face and told me 'in this place there is no home for you'," he said, adding he refused to go to hospital and instead was treated by an on-site ambulance. He said while his friend was trying to make a phone call to police, the attackers snatched the phone and fled the scene.

"We called the police. They arrived after 10 minutes and after that the ambulance arrived. I was unconscious because I had lost a lot of blood," Tiwari said. He said he has already contacted the Indian Consulate General's office here which has given him a doctor's number for any further treatment.

The incident has already been reported to Frankton Police Station. Tiwari is the latest victim of racial attacks in Australia. Last week, 36-year-old Amrit Goyal, an engineering student, was racially abused by a group of Australians, including a woman, who also punched him in his left eye. More than three dozen Indian students have been attacked in various Australian cities since June this year.
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By: Anonymous
On: 10 Nov 2009 07:17 pm

We all agree that Indians are being attacked mercilessly in Australia. But there are some people living currently in Australia and they feel Indians are themselves responsible for such attacks. They say that Australians are friendly and sweet people. What should we do about such traitors?

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By: cynic
On: 10 Nov 2009 11:00 pm

What should Indians who illtreat indians[to the level of aminals like untouchability,not allowing to draw water from the same well,notallowed to sit along with others in the same school,not allowed to enter their homes while they allow their live stock to get in] in Indian soil itself should be called?How can they expext them to be patriotic?on what rationale? Are there any wisecrack who can enlighten this Dunce?

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By: Mr.T
On: 10 Nov 2009 08:17 am

Stay home or seek a place better than Australia. It is clear that this hate spree is being sponsored by the officials through their inactivity.

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By: connecticut dalit
On: 10 Nov 2009 09:00 am

If australians are rouges and Bandits what are Indians?Puny nutcases like this Mr T(hickle)?.who cant face reality or be rational.what is wrong in my arguement?Its super intellects? like you who propounded `Karma theory` which you yourself do not recon.Use your Karma theory and rationalise why Tiwary has to suffer this then.Do you have the habbit of reading the crime news of India...its far worse than Australia for your kind info u vain egoistic `slum dog`wath this Movies mr `Thickle`.Then you will know how great this India is u megalomaniac ,narcistic psychopant.

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By: sree
On: 09 Nov 2009 03:09 pm

All Indians in India should boycott cricket match what is been played by Australian in Indian. Neither it should be telecast on TV nor seen by any Indian citizens. Jai ho

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By: RK
On: 09 Nov 2009 07:23 pm

Indians should stop going to Australian university, they depend on overseas students to run their university. Indians forget Australia just screw them.

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