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In the video, some people are seen hitting Indian student Charanpreet Singh badly.
Information about a racial attack on an Indian student has been revealed in Australia’s Adelaide. According to the report of ‘The Australia Today’, on July 19, Charanpreet Singh went out to roam in a car with his wife. Then there was a debate with some Australian boys over their car parking.
The boys started abusing Charanpreet and attacked him violently. Charanpreet told the media that-
They told me, run away and then started killing me with kick-punches. I tried to answer, but they hit me until I fainted.
Charanpreet said- When such incidents happen, you think you should return. You can change anything in your body, but cannot change the color. The video of the incident is going viral on social media.
FIR has been registered in the case. The police have arrested one of the accused.
Victim Charanpreet Singh.
Video- Five people hit kick-kukas
In the video, five people are seen attacking Charanpreet. They were punching and constantly kicking on their face and stomach, while his wife was screaming with fear and trying to stop him.
After this, the attackers went back to their car, and Charanpreet remained unconscious. Charanpreet has suffered serious head injuries. He was taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital, where he was treated overnight.
Police said a 20 -year -old man has been arrested from Enfield and he has been accused of attack. The police have sought help from the public to catch the remaining accused.
Many people came in support of Charanpreet
A police spokesperson told ‘The Indian Sun’- When the police reached the spot, the victim was lying on the ground with facial injuries. He was taken to the hospital. Investigation is on. CCTV footage is being investigated.
This attack has anger in the Indian community of Adelaide and has increased concern about the safety of international students and immigrants. Many people have emerged online in support of Charanpreet and are demanding strict action against racial violence.
South Australia’s premiere Peter Malinoskus condemned the attack and said- the racial attack is completely unacceptable and it is against our community. It should not happen.
