‘I can’t protect her’: Mother says that her six -year -old daughter was asked to ‘go back to India’; The bicycle wheel was pushed into its private parts

The six -year -old daughter’s Indian -origin mother said that she did not want young boys to be punished but they need consultation.

A six -year -old girl came into a racist attack in Ireland when she was playing outside her house in Kilbury area of Waterford City. Irish Mirror reported that his mother Anupa Achuthan is living and working in Ireland as a nurse in Ireland and is now an Irish citizen, but his daughter was called ‘Dirty Indian’ and she was asked to go back to India, said Irish Mirror. “I am very sad for him. I could not protect him. I never expected such an incident. I felt that she would be safe here.” Mother said that she was watching her daughter playing with other children outside the house and went inside to feed her child’s son, which was at 10 months old when the attack took place. After a minute, the daughter came inside crying. “I had never seen my daughter like this. I just asked his friends what happened and they were all so upset, they could not talk. A friend of his said that a gang of big boys hit him on private parts with a cycle and five of them punched her on her face, “Anupa said. “She told me that five of them punched her on the face. One of the boys pushed the wheel of the bicycle to her private parts and it was really around the neck. He said that F words and” Dirty Indians, went back to India. He told me that today he punched her neck and turned her hair. ,“Now I am really upset because she told me that she was crying in bed last night and is really upset to play outside. I don’t feel safe here, even in front of my house we believe that she can’t play safely,” mother said. Anupa said that she runs out and has seen children aged 12 to 14. They used to think that Anupa was the daughter of the daughter but she was staring and laughing. “I believe this property is not with them. I don’t want to punish them, I would like them to get counseling. They should know about it. I accept that they are children, but they have to know how to treat other children,” he is saying that he is no qualification in Ireland. “We came here to fill a labor interval. We are professional – we have all the certificates. I believe this is my country too. I am here.” The incident occurred as Indians in Ireland and came to random attacks, and the Indian embassy asked Indians to be careful in Ireland.

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