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Krishna advises students to be cautious in Australia |
Reacting to reports that Indian wrestlers had attacked
a group of youths after they were racially abused in Australia , External Affairs
Minister S.M Krishna has said students should not take the law in their hands.
Talking to reporters here on Monday, Krishna said although self-defence was fundamental
in nature, students should not take the law in their hands. "I don't recommend
that students should take law into their own hands. I think the incidents of attack
on Indian students are tapering of. There are here and there some reported incidents,"
he added. According to reports, Indian spectators leaving a Kabaddi match in Melbourne
on Sunday night attacked a group of youths after they were racially abused. Talking
about tensions on the India-China border, Krishna said that it was the most tranquil
and peaceful border. "The Indo-Chinese border which is large, which is not demarcated
as yet is one of the most peaceful and tranquil borders. There are certain incidents
but we have evolved a mechanism, whenever incidents of incursions occur then we
have a mechanism put in place, so that at the field level itself things are settled
and things are sorted out. So I don't think that we should be carried away by
such reports," he added. Anger over troop deployments, reports of border incursions,
and a high-pitched media debate have reignited strains between China and India
over long-festering border disputes in the Himalayas region. |
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