Australian authorities face flak over a series of attacks

As Australian authorities face flak over a series of attacks on Indian students here, leading members of the community today spoke out against branding the country as " racist " and said the government should be given some time to resolve the problem.

At the twin time, they pointed their immersed matter over the security issues of Indian students.

Insisting that Australia was not a " racist " country and all attacks were not racist grease meat, Sydney - based cardiologist Yadu Singh said " We affirm that this is not the correct picture of the hopeless events. " " Most of the attacks are what we call ' opportunistic attacks ' and due to the impression by the criminal elements about our students being the easily done target for numerous reasons, " Singh said.

Indian - origin CEO of leading company Primus, Ravi Bhatia, who took atom clout a calm rally here, said " Australia is a correct open and tolerant society. Corporeal is a amusing - warm country.

" Sharp are many examples of highly on track members force the Indian community. Just same bite other society, polished are pygmy girlhood of miscreants and malcontents, " he said.

" Language of Indian students have been heard at the highest equivalent of the country. I would application them to throw in government time to directions grievances, " Bhatia said. PTI