Hi Readers,
What is your advice?
1. How should Indian Government behave to this issue?
2. Did we miss to behave strictly for very first events of this series?
3. How can we make Australian Government to take preventing steps to avoid such events, fastening for justice?
4. Do you think Indian Government's reactions are enough?
5. What about Indian media? Are they doing right job regarding this? Or will it damage bilateral relations with Australia?
If you run , the dog will surely follow you and even bite you. However if you stand your ground firm and don’t get scared, the god will never harass you, and would rather go it way.
ReplyDeleteI meant dog here, not god!!
This is unbelievable that the Indian government is not issuing travel warnings to Australia to its citizens. Australian tennis team boycotted the Davis Cup fixture in India for security reasons. In reality the danger for Indians traveling to Australia is far higher than the probable dangers Australians might face coming to India.
ReplyDeleteAlso crime is around developed world on rise now, I am not surprise by the Indian ambassador to Australia comments of racism-influenced attacks on Indian students, in Australia surely.
ReplyDeleteIt seems, there was an incident involving heavily bitten and robbed doctor of Indian background in Melbourne already. Also this "Case of Six" hardly attracted insinuations related to ethnicity, victims were mostly of non-Anglo backgrounds and doctor of an Indian background was injured much.