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There is an atmosphere of fear among South Asian migrants due to incidents of attacks on Indian citizens in European country Ireland. There have been 6 attacks on Indian migrants in Dublin, Clondalakin, Bolimun and Waterford in about a month.
In these, the victims suffered serious injuries. Innocent children were beaten up and racial abusive words were called. The situation is that many Indian and Asian people say that they are planning to settle in European country except Ireland.
An Indian nurse shared an open letter on social media and told that colleagues abused him. She is now thinking of leaving Ireland.
According to Ireland India Council President Prashant Shukla, there are complaints of attacks on Indians daily. But the police did not make any arrest, which is disappointed in the Indian community.
The right -wing government and the Left Opposition have a big hand behind attacks on Indians. They are blaming Indians for rising inflation, unemployment and house crisis, which has led to increased attacks.
For the past several days, people of Indian origin have been demonstrating in Ireland against racial violence.
About 24% migrants in Ireland’s population
In April 2025, Ireland had a population of 53.8 lakhs. Of this, 12.5 lakh are migrants, which are 24% of the total population. Cases of migrants India are included in the top-5 countries with 45,449 people. In this case, India ranks third among non-3rd citizens after Poland and Britain.
There is a crisis of houses in Ireland. 63% of migrants in Dublin live, causing affordable housing crisis. This is angry with the local people. Inflation in Ireland in 2024 stood at 5.2%.
The unemployment rate in April 2025 was 4.8%. About 18% of employees in Ireland’s health and social care sector are non-agencies. Of these, 3% are Indians.
The ruling right -wing alliance (Fine Gayle and Fiana File) claimed to solve the housing crisis and economic pressure, but indirectly gave migrants responsible for the migrants.
Opposition leftist party Sin Fen targeted migrants for housing crisis. Independent Ireland further provoked the atmosphere.
Strictness on immigrants illegally working in Britain
Hundreds of people, including Indian citizens, were arrested in a week -long campaign under strictness on illegal working in Britain.
This action has been named ‘Operation Ecqualiz’, which was carried out by the Immigration Enforcement Teams of the UK Home Office between 20 and 27 July.
Its focus remained on two -wheeler migrants working for delivery firms.
According to officials, 1,780 persons were stopped during this period, out of which 280 migrants and refugees were found working without necessary documents. Seven Indian citizens were arrested in a raid in Hillingdon in West London, out of which five were detained for illegal work.
Home Safety and asylum Minister Dame Angela Eagle said, “Illegal work weakens our border security, so we are intensifying enforcement activity throughout the UK.”
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