Melbourne: It has been a long ordeal for Manrajwinder
Singh and his family. The latest victim of targeted attack on Indians
in Melbourne was released from hospital over two months after he was
admitted in intensive care for injuries he sustained in a brutal attack.
Police released CCTV footage which shows the 20-year-old being
punched in the face and beaten with a stick by teenagers. Police say the
attackers were a part of a gang 'KYR' or Kill Your Rivals.
Manrajwinder's
shocked family doesn't know whether to stay back in Australia or move
back to India. Doctors say it will take at least a year for him to
recover. His younger brother Yadwinder Singh, also a citizen of
Australia, says the attack has forced him to think if it is a safe
country. "I will be staying here till the treatment of my brother, but
after that, I may just decide to leave Australia," says Yadwinder.
But
this is not an isolated case. Manrajwinder's attack was the latest in a
series of attacks on Indians in 2009 and 2010 that triggered massive
protests by the community. Australia - and Melbourne city in particular -
was accused of being racist and unsafe.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/diaspora/racist-attack-indian-student-s-family-may-leave-australia-493418
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