Brutality of Khalistanis, Indian student walking on the road in Australia was beaten with an iron rod

A 23-year-old Indian student in Australia was allegedly thrashed with iron rods by Khalistan supporters after he raised his voice against Khalistani extremist activities. The attack took place in Sydney’s western suburb of Marylands, where the assailants targeted the student as he was on his way to work, The Australia Today reported on Friday. A student working as a driver, requesting anonymity, recalled the incident saying that at 5.30 am today, when I was going to work, some 4-5 Khalistan supporters attacked me.

He was then forcibly dragged out of the vehicle and thrashed with iron rods. Two of the attackers also recorded a video of the attack. The student told that while attacking him, the attackers kept shouting slogans of Khalistan Zindabad. The victim said that everything happened within 5 minutes and they went away saying that this should be a lesson for me to oppose the Khalistan issue. If not, they are ready to give me more lessons like this. The incident was reported to the New South Wales (NSW) Police, who took the injured Indian student to Westmead Hospital. The report said that he suffered multiple injuries on his head, leg and arm.

Talking about the incident, a police spokesperson said that police have been told that a 23-year-old man was walking on Rupert Street when four men armed with iron rods attacked him. The 23-year-old man was allegedly kicked. He was punched and repeatedly hit with an iron rod before the four men left in a gray sedan.