African Students Attacked In Delhi

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today asserted in parliament that attacks on Africans near Delhi were "criminal acts" and cannot be called racial. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is personally monitoring the cases, she said, emphasizing, "Before the inquiry is completed, please don't say it is driven by racial discrimination."

In the latest in a series of attacks on Africans in Greater Noida near Delhi, a young Kenyan woman was pulled out of an Ola cab and assaulted by a group of men last night. The attack took place at Knowledge Park, which is not far from the spot where African students have been targeted by mobs since Monday.

The horror of what two Nigerians suffered on Monday evening at a mall near Delhi has been revealed in graphic detail by a new video. 21-year-old Enduranca Amalawa, a first year student at a university in Greater Noida, was at the Ansal Plaza in Greater Noida with his brother Precious and a friend when they were attacked by a large mob.

In a disturbing video that has emerged after a mob attack on Nigerian students in Greater Noida near Delhi, an African man is kicked, punched and beaten with dustbins by a large group at a mall.

African students living in the country today expressed "deep concern" over the recent string of attacks on their compatriots and sought strict action from the police and local authorities against those who take law into their own hands to settle dispute with them.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today sought an urgent report from the Telangana government over an attack on a 23-year-old Nigerian student in Hyderabad, an incident that took place amid outrage by African envoys in Delhi over killing of a Congolese youth.

The African diplomatic community in India has decided to boycott this year's Africa Day celebrations over safety of its nationals, and is seeking strong action against the killing of a Congolese student in New Delhi last week.

Four days after three African students were assaulted by a mob at a metro station in Delhi, the government has condemned the attack and said it "has zero tolerance for racism."

For nearly five minutes, three African students are seen on camera being beaten relentlessly by a mob at a metro station in Delhi. They are first inside and then on top of a glass booth that's meant to be manned by a policeman.

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today asserted in parliament that attacks on Africans near Delhi were "criminal acts" and cannot be called racial. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is personally monitoring the cases, she said, emphasizing, "Before the inquiry is completed, please don't say it is driven by racial discrimination."

In the latest in a series of attacks on Africans in Greater Noida near Delhi, a young Kenyan woman was pulled out of an Ola cab and assaulted by a group of men last night. The attack took place at Knowledge Park, which is not far from the spot where African students have been targeted by mobs since Monday.

The horror of what two Nigerians suffered on Monday evening at a mall near Delhi has been revealed in graphic detail by a new video. 21-year-old Enduranca Amalawa, a first year student at a university in Greater Noida, was at the Ansal Plaza in Greater Noida with his brother Precious and a friend when they were attacked by a large mob.

In a disturbing video that has emerged after a mob attack on Nigerian students in Greater Noida near Delhi, an African man is kicked, punched and beaten with dustbins by a large group at a mall.

African students living in the country today expressed "deep concern" over the recent string of attacks on their compatriots and sought strict action from the police and local authorities against those who take law into their own hands to settle dispute with them.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today sought an urgent report from the Telangana government over an attack on a 23-year-old Nigerian student in Hyderabad, an incident that took place amid outrage by African envoys in Delhi over killing of a Congolese youth.

The African diplomatic community in India has decided to boycott this year's Africa Day celebrations over safety of its nationals, and is seeking strong action against the killing of a Congolese student in New Delhi last week.

Four days after three African students were assaulted by a mob at a metro station in Delhi, the government has condemned the attack and said it "has zero tolerance for racism."

For nearly five minutes, three African students are seen on camera being beaten relentlessly by a mob at a metro station in Delhi. They are first inside and then on top of a glass booth that's meant to be manned by a policeman.