Crimes against Indians in USA are increasing
He continuously pointed to Jayaraman's "open toes" and referred to him as "disgusting" while making fun of his vegetarian order of "bean burritos" and the way he appeared. "Wear some socks, perhaps. Your disgusting a** feet should be hidden. You are abhorrent. You folks are so dreadfully unattractive. You're vile and repulsive. Seriously, you're a disgusting dog "said he. The east india Company, an english commercial organisation that paved the way for the british to colonise india for more than 200 years, was "you people," Singh continued to say to Jayaraman.
The man continued by accusing Jayaraman of being one of individuals who entered the country on an H-1B visa, a temporary non-immigrant work permit that is given to American businesses so they can hire foreign workers to fill in for local labour shortages in highly specialised sectors. indians employed here and indian Americans in general have seen hostility as a result of the programme being blamed by its detractors for layoffs.
"The part that sucked was that the abuser spit on the counter where food was being served and despite the Taco Bell staff being made aware of that, they continued serving the food on it," Jayaraman stated in a tweet, thanking Fremont police for their assistance. Following closely on the heels of another incident in which indians or indian Americans were the recipients of derogatory words was the incident in Fremont.
The man continued by accusing Jayaraman of being one of individuals who entered the country on an H-1B visa, a temporary non-immigrant work permit that is given to American businesses so they can hire foreign workers to fill in for local labour shortages in highly specialised sectors. indians employed here and indian Americans in general have seen hostility as a result of the programme being blamed by its detractors for layoffs.
"The part that sucked was that the abuser spit on the counter where food was being served and despite the Taco Bell staff being made aware of that, they continued serving the food on it," Jayaraman stated in a tweet, thanking Fremont police for their assistance. Following closely on the heels of another incident in which indians or indian Americans were the recipients of derogatory words was the incident in Fremont.