A young Indian immigrant has been burnt to death in Brisbane,
Australia, which is the latest trending news these days. Manmeet
Alisher, who was prominent im Punjabi community, last week was burnt to
death when a passenger threw some inflammable liquid on him. Last week
on Friday, bus driver Manmeet Alisher opened push door on Moorooka bus
stop so that more passengers could board. Suddenly a passenger took out
deadly device and threw it on Manmeet. Suddenly smoke filled in the bus.
Passing taxi driver opened the back door of the bus so that passengers
could escape but manmeet did not. The attacker Mark Anthony , 48 years
has been arrested with the charges of murder. But no visible motive of
the murderer has been come to the forefront.
Police has ruled out links to terrorism, and moreover no clear motive of the racism and hatism can be found. But the family of Alisher is not convinced yet. Addressing the media, Amit Alisher, brother of Manmeet Alisher said that they would like to see the due process and trust that justice will prevail as they have faith in the Australian system. Similar cases of hatism and racism were reported back in 2009, when many young Indian migrants were killed.
The prime minister of India- Narendra Modi had a telephone conversation with the Australian authorities which has given a sense of concern about the brutal killing of Manmeet in Brisbane, Australia. The close friend of Manmeet told that the community is working to send his body back to India where his ailing parents live. His mother has many heart problems and his father is too old. They have not revealed the death of Alisher to them untill the body of Alisher reaches India. Manmeet's brutal killing has certainly rose many questions that are yet to be answered.
Police has ruled out links to terrorism, and moreover no clear motive of the racism and hatism can be found. But the family of Alisher is not convinced yet. Addressing the media, Amit Alisher, brother of Manmeet Alisher said that they would like to see the due process and trust that justice will prevail as they have faith in the Australian system. Similar cases of hatism and racism were reported back in 2009, when many young Indian migrants were killed.
The prime minister of India- Narendra Modi had a telephone conversation with the Australian authorities which has given a sense of concern about the brutal killing of Manmeet in Brisbane, Australia. The close friend of Manmeet told that the community is working to send his body back to India where his ailing parents live. His mother has many heart problems and his father is too old. They have not revealed the death of Alisher to them untill the body of Alisher reaches India. Manmeet's brutal killing has certainly rose many questions that are yet to be answered.
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