Indians face 2 more attacks in Melbourne, Australia. . This happened after a team of police officers and educationists arrived in India to counsel students interested in pursuing studies in Australia.
This time it was Ashish Sood studying at the Carrik Institute. He was badly beaten by a notorious group of 15 youngsters on Saturday 30th May at the Chapel street. The report was published in a local community newspaper “South Asian Times” in Melbourne.
Ashish Sood, 28, along with 3 others were attacked by youth who started joking and mistreating them for nothing and then attacked them, the report said.
Ashish was hit by a assumed metal object and the police was called in, the report said family sources. Ashish was admitted to Alfred Hospital with injuries and later discharged.
A 35-year old taxi driver from Hyderabad was also attacked on Sunday by a drunk passenger following a vehicle broke down. The driver went unconscious after the attack and was taken to the hospitalby a policeman. The policeman also caught hold of the attacker.
The Attacks on Indians in Australia is increasing alarmingly. Indians are seen as soft target and hence easily exploited. The Indian Govt sadly has been unable to take any firm steps in this matter..
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