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The Indian Embassy in Dublin has issued a high-alert safety advisory for all Indian citizens in Ireland, amid a disturbing spike in hate crimes. This comes after a 40-year-old Indian man was brutally assaulted, stripped, and stabbed by a teen gang in Dublin's Tallaght area. Just days later, another Indian, Santosh Yadav, was attacked by six teenagers, leaving him with a fractured cheekbone. The advisory urges Indians to avoid deserted areas, especially at night, and to remain extremely cautious. Last Sunday, a 32-year-old Indian-origin man was attacked by six teenagers in Dublin, leaving him with a fractured cheekbone. The assault, similar to a recent gang attack in Dublin's Tallaghat when a 40-year-old Indian man was beaten and stripped by a teenage gang, has raised fresh concerns over a surge in racially motivated violence in Ireland.#indiansinireland #racialattackireland #hatecrimes #dublinattack #santoshyadav #indianembassyireland #indiandiaspora #tallaghtattack #racialviolence #irelandhatecrime #teenagegangs #indianvictim #breakingnews #emergencyadvisory #indiancommunity #trendingnews #indiansabroad #violenceagainstindians #foreignministryindia #globalindians #safetyadvisory #indianews #irelandnews #diasporasafety #breakingnews #trending #bharat #toi #toibharat #indianews
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