African ambassadors have expressed concern over the ongoing attacks on African students in India. Describing it the behavior of hatred towards the racial and other people from other countries, he had spoken of taking action against India. African Ambassadors have said that with the setting up of International Committee on the issue, India has not been taking adequate action on the issue.

Explain that on March 27, after the death of 17-year-old Indian boy due to taking drugs in large quantities, a group took out candle march in Greater Noida. In this case, the police had questioned some Nigerians and left them. The angry people attacked 4 Nigerian students during the candle march.

However, in addition to arresting five people in this case, the police has registered an FIR against about 1200 unknown people.

On this case Nigerian High Commission officials met the injured and described it as unsafe for them. A senior official said that the talks with the Ministry of External Affairs are still on this issue.

Describing the Greater Noida attack as a racial, a top African diplomat said, "There is not enough awareness among the people about the African people. This is the biggest problem. "

Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Gopal Bagale says that the government is committed to the security of all foreign people living in India. Proper steps are being taken to keep things under control.

Bagley said that Minister of State for External Affairs MJ Akbar has negotiated with the Nigerian High Commissioner to take appropriate action on this.

According to former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal, such an event can damage India's image in Africa.

People allege that most of the students who come to India on the student visa from African countries are engaged in intoxication business. These people supply narcotics among Indian students by bringing intoxicants from African countries. On the tourist visas, girls are indoctrinated in the sex businesses of India. Due to being a foreign citizen, the police are also hesitant to take action against them soon.

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