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BJP's Tarun Vijay Shocks With Racist Comment, Apologises
Tarun Vijay of the BJP has apologised after remarks that suggested Indians cannot be considered racist because they are accepting of South Indians. Mr Vijay then tweeted to say that his choice of words "sounds ridiculous and was very bad."
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Attacks On Africans: Sushma Swaraj Seeks Quick Police Action
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has written to seven states asking them to take quick measures on the issue of attacks on African nationals both in terms of police action and prosecution, underlining that such individual acts reflect on the nation.
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Former Goa Chief Minister Wants Ban On Nigerians
The Central government should "ban" Nigerians from entering India, former Goa Chief Minister Ravi Naik has demanded, adding that the state does not need Nigerian tourists.
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Delhi Police Holds Sensitisation Meetings In Wake Of Recent Attacks On Africans
Delhi Police on Thursday held several sensitisation meetings in Delhi with local residents and African nationals in different parts of the city, in continuation of its bid to ease the sense of insecurity among the people of African-origin.
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Delhi Is Becoming Racist: High Court On Attacks On Africans
"Now Delhi is becoming racist," the Delhi High Court today observed as it expressed anguish over the recent attacks on Africans in the national capital.
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Goa Chief Minister's Comment On Nigerians Not Racist, Says BJP
Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar has sparked a new controversy by saying that Goans are "annoyed with the behaviour, attitude and way of life" of Nigerians living in the coastal state.
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Attacks On Africans Have Racial Overtones, PM Must Break Silence: Congress
Congress on Tuesday came down hard on the government over attacks on African nationals, saying such incidents have racial overtones, and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi break his silence on the issue.
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Gul Panag Condemns Attack on Africans in the Capital
"The recent incidents against Africans in Delhi are a matter of shame for us as a society, but also a test of our law and order machinery," Gul Panag posted on Twitter.
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Africans 'Our Guests', Attacks On Them 'Despicable': Vice President Hamid Ansari
Vice President Hamid Ansari has condemned the string of assaults on African nationals in India as "despicable", saying they are "our guests" and should be looked after in the wake of "violation of law and order".
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Delhi Police Holds Sensitisation Programmes After Attack On Africans
Delhi Police today organised a number of sensitisation programmes in areas of south Delhi, following instruction from Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to ensure safety and security of African people living in the national capital.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Voices Concern Over Attacks On Africans
President Pranab Mukherjee today expressed concern over a string of alleged attacks on Africans in the country, saying it would be most unfortunate if the people of India were to "dilute our long tradition of friendship with the people of Africa".
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Cabbie Thrashed by Africans Amid Tension Over Recent Attacks: 10 Facts
An Ola cab driver was beaten up in Delhi on Monday by a group of Africans after he refused to take on board more than four. The incident comes in the middle of growing tension over attacks on Africans, which has led to President Pranab Mukherjea asserting that the relationship with Africa "can't be jeopardised."
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Strictest Action Will Be Taken If Attacks On Africans Racial: Kiren Rijiju
With attacks on African nationals continuing to hog limelight, the government today promised strictest possible action if such assaults were found to have a racial angle.
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Minor Scuffle Blown Up By Media: Minister VK Singh On Attack On Africans
Union Minister VK Singh today claimed the attack on Africans in the national capital was a "minor scuffle" which was "blown up" by the media.
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Attacks On Africans A Serious Issue: Sitaram Yechury
Criticising the central government over attacks on African nationals in India, CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury on Saturday said that such attacks were a serious issue with international repercussions.
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BJP's Tarun Vijay Shocks With Racist Comment, Apologises
Tarun Vijay of the BJP has apologised after remarks that suggested Indians cannot be considered racist because they are accepting of South Indians. Mr Vijay then tweeted to say that his choice of words "sounds ridiculous and was very bad."
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Attacks On Africans: Sushma Swaraj Seeks Quick Police Action
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has written to seven states asking them to take quick measures on the issue of attacks on African nationals both in terms of police action and prosecution, underlining that such individual acts reflect on the nation.
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Former Goa Chief Minister Wants Ban On Nigerians
The Central government should "ban" Nigerians from entering India, former Goa Chief Minister Ravi Naik has demanded, adding that the state does not need Nigerian tourists.
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Delhi Police Holds Sensitisation Meetings In Wake Of Recent Attacks On Africans
Delhi Police on Thursday held several sensitisation meetings in Delhi with local residents and African nationals in different parts of the city, in continuation of its bid to ease the sense of insecurity among the people of African-origin.
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Delhi Is Becoming Racist: High Court On Attacks On Africans
"Now Delhi is becoming racist," the Delhi High Court today observed as it expressed anguish over the recent attacks on Africans in the national capital.
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Goa Chief Minister's Comment On Nigerians Not Racist, Says BJP
Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar has sparked a new controversy by saying that Goans are "annoyed with the behaviour, attitude and way of life" of Nigerians living in the coastal state.
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Attacks On Africans Have Racial Overtones, PM Must Break Silence: Congress
Congress on Tuesday came down hard on the government over attacks on African nationals, saying such incidents have racial overtones, and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi break his silence on the issue.
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Gul Panag Condemns Attack on Africans in the Capital
"The recent incidents against Africans in Delhi are a matter of shame for us as a society, but also a test of our law and order machinery," Gul Panag posted on Twitter.
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Africans 'Our Guests', Attacks On Them 'Despicable': Vice President Hamid Ansari
Vice President Hamid Ansari has condemned the string of assaults on African nationals in India as "despicable", saying they are "our guests" and should be looked after in the wake of "violation of law and order".
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Delhi Police Holds Sensitisation Programmes After Attack On Africans
Delhi Police today organised a number of sensitisation programmes in areas of south Delhi, following instruction from Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to ensure safety and security of African people living in the national capital.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Voices Concern Over Attacks On Africans
President Pranab Mukherjee today expressed concern over a string of alleged attacks on Africans in the country, saying it would be most unfortunate if the people of India were to "dilute our long tradition of friendship with the people of Africa".
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Cabbie Thrashed by Africans Amid Tension Over Recent Attacks: 10 Facts
An Ola cab driver was beaten up in Delhi on Monday by a group of Africans after he refused to take on board more than four. The incident comes in the middle of growing tension over attacks on Africans, which has led to President Pranab Mukherjea asserting that the relationship with Africa "can't be jeopardised."
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Strictest Action Will Be Taken If Attacks On Africans Racial: Kiren Rijiju
With attacks on African nationals continuing to hog limelight, the government today promised strictest possible action if such assaults were found to have a racial angle.
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Minor Scuffle Blown Up By Media: Minister VK Singh On Attack On Africans
Union Minister VK Singh today claimed the attack on Africans in the national capital was a "minor scuffle" which was "blown up" by the media.
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Attacks On Africans A Serious Issue: Sitaram Yechury
Criticising the central government over attacks on African nationals in India, CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury on Saturday said that such attacks were a serious issue with international repercussions.
