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Irish Foreign Minister to fulfill Indian group members amid assaults

File image of Irish Foreign Minister Simon Harris | Photo Credit: Reuters

Irish Foreign Minister Simon Harris will meet representatives of the Indian group in Ireland on Monday (August 11, 2025) to guarantee them of security and safety, the Embassy of Ireland mentioned on Friday (August 8, 2025), as assaults in opposition to Indian group members soared in latest weeks. In an announcement, the Embassy right here expressed “shock” in regards to the indiscriminate assaults in opposition to the members of the Indian group.

“I wish to be so clear — the Indian group in Ireland have made and do make a wonderful contribution to Irish society. They are welcome. They are appreciated. Next week, I look ahead to assembly the Ireland India Council. Ireland won’t ever ever tolerate racism. Thank you to members of the Indian group in our nation for his or her contributions to our nation in so some ways,” mentioned Mr. Harris in a social media put up on Friday.

The violent incidents in opposition to Indians have been rising in latest weeks with the most recent victims being a six-year-old little one and a lodge chef. The Embassy of India in Dublin has been assembly Irish officers over the previous month when the assaults all of a sudden elevated.

“The Embassy of Ireland in New Delhi is deeply shockedand saddened by the latest violent assaults in opposition to Indian residents in Ireland. We condemn these assaults within the strongest attainable phrases. They are an assault on the values of equality and human dignitythat Ireland holds expensive,” mentioned the Embassy within the assertion. “Racism and xenophobia haven’t any place in Irish society. The actions of the few don’t replicate the spirit of the Irish individuals.“

Indian authorities have been highlighting the necessity for fast police motion in opposition to the perpetrators. On August 1, the Indian Embassy in Dublin issued an advisory urging nationals to take “cheap precautions”.

Published – August 09, 2025 02:40 am IST

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