‘Custom officer ka beta hai vo’: Delhi couple ‘racially’ abuse, threaten three Arunachal women

A disturbing incident in Delhi has drawn public outcry after a couple was caught on video racially abusing three women from Arunachal Pradesh. The confrontation escalated as the couple, identified as a woman and her partner, hurled derogatory remarks at the victims, labeling them with derogatory terms and suggesting that people from the northeastern states are inferior. This incident highlights the persistent issue of racial discrimination and stereotypes faced by individuals from the northeast in India. The victims reported feeling threatened and humiliated by the couple's aggressive behavior. Following the incident, social media users condemned the couple's actions, calling for accountability and greater awareness regarding racial prejudices. Activists and community leaders stress the importance of educating the public to foster a more inclusive and respectful society. Authorities are urged to take action against such hate speech and ensure that similar incidents do not occur in the future, promoting a climate of safety and respect for all citizens, regardless of their ethnic background.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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