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NDTV
26-07-2025
- NDTV
"Ireland Isn't Safe": Indian Man Living Abroad Issues Warning After Brutal Mob Attack In Dublin
Days after a mob in Dublin brutally attacked an Indian man, another Indian national has issued a stark warning, urging fellow citizens to avoid coming to Ireland. "Can't believe I'm saying this, but Ireland isn't safe," wrote X user Daksh, who has been living in the country for the past three years. He shared that he once considered Ireland an "amazing" place to live, but the recent violent incident has changed his perception. "Can't wait to go back home. Always thought it was such an amazing country when I got here 3 years ago, made some amazing friends with the locals here, but this place is going to the dogs," Daksh wrote. "I would've told people earlier to come here and live. The quality of life is amazing, the people are usually the kindest. Please try your hand at Germany/UK instead. Better yet, the US if you're seeking work/study abroad. This place is about to implode," he continued, adding that while racists may still be a minority, "now they're dangerous as well". I would've told people earlier to come here and live. The quality of life is amazing, the people are usually the kindest. Please try your hand at Germany/UK instead. Better yet, the US if you're seeking work/study abroad. This place is about to implode. The racists are a small… — Daksh (@globalwaffles) July 24, 2025 The post has triggered a flurry of reactions, with many users expressing their concerns over rising racism and safety issues in Europe and the West. "Hi Daksh. I've read many stories about Ireland recently and I always used to think this situation will implode. However, would suggest you not speak so openly about it while you're still there, for obvious reasons," one user wrote. "Sorry to say Daksh, but Germany is also a pass. Been living there for the last six years, people are unfriendly A*. I'd still pass to the UK or US," commented another. "Even UK and USA are not safe, brother. Don't know the recent obsession with foreign countries. People spend huge amounts to go abroad and get nothing. Instead, invest the same amount in business here or on studies," said another user. "I started taking your post seriously untill you mentioned "try your hand at Germany/UK".. Bro seriously? That's like goat that lives with a shepherd changes its mind, decides to stay with a butcher," one user wrote. "As an American-born & raised, please DO NOT come here, it is not safe. I never faced overt racism until 2017, but I don't feel safe in my country anymore as an Indian-origin woman. I'm lucky to be very pretty & look young, so even racists are nice to my face. But it's scary here," shared another. The X post comes days after an Indian citizen in his 40s was violently assaulted and partially stripped by a group of attackers in Tallaght, Dublin. The man was falsely accused of being a paedophile before being stabbed in the face and stripped naked, according to the woman who rescued him. The case is being investigated by the Gardai (Irish National Police) as a possible hate crime.
India Today
26-07-2025
- India Today
Ireland not safe: Indian man's viral post after attack on Amazon employee
A viral social media post by an Indian man living in Ireland has triggered a wave of online debate after he said the country is no longer safe for immigrants and is 'going to the dogs.' The post, shared on X by a man named Daksh, comes in the wake of an alleged stabbing of a newly arrived Indian employee at Amazon by a group of believe I'm saying this, but Ireland isn't safe. Can't wait to go back home,' Daksh wrote in a thread that has since been widely circulated. 'Always thought it was such an amazing country when I got here 3 years ago, made some amazing friends with the locals here, but this place is going to the dogs.' He added that while Ireland was once on his list of recommended destinations for Indian students and professionals, he now advises against it. 'I would've told people earlier to come here and live. The quality of life is amazing, the people are usually the kindest,' he said. 'Please try your hand at Germany/UK instead. Better yet, the US if you're seeking work/study abroad.'The tipping point for Daksh was the recent knife attack on a fellow Indian immigrant. According to his post, the victim had only arrived in Ireland a week earlier to begin working for Amazon. 'Some Indian guy who got here last week working for Amazon got stabbed by some teenagers,' Daksh what shocked him more than the violence itself was the online reaction. 'What's shocking is people rather than condemning it are calling him a pedo, justifying the attack, blaming immigrants and telling them to go back.' 'The racists are a small minority,' he said, 'but now they're dangerous as well.'His comments come amid a broader debate in Ireland over rising anti-immigrant sentiment and a string of violent incidents in recent ATTACK ON INDIAN MAN SPARKS FEARThe attack took place on the evening of July 19 in the Dublin suburb of Tallaght, where the Indian national was violently assaulted by a group of young men. He was beaten, stripped of his trousers, and left bleeding from multiple wounds on his face, arms, and legs before passersby said the attackers falsely accused him of acting inappropriately around children, allegations that were later circulated by far-right and anti-immigrant accounts online. Garda (Irish National Police) have since rejected those claims and are treating the incident as a possible hate authorities have not officially linked the stabbing to racism, online reactions have intensified fears within immigrant communities.- EndsMust Watch
Time of India
25-07-2025
- Time of India
'Ireland not safe, can't wait to go back home': Indian man's post goes viral after Amazon employee attacked in Dublin
An Indian's X post on why Ireland is becoming unsafe went viral. An X post by an Indian man named Daksh went viral as he said Ireland is not safe and the country is "going to the dogs". The post came after an Indian man was attacked on the streets of Dublin and was falsely accused of being a pedophile. Singh arrived in Ireland only a week before he was attacked to work for Amazon. The attackers stripped him of his clothes and underwear, took his phone and bank cards and left him to die. Jennifer Murray, the local woman who rescued the Indian, said the teenage gang attacked at least four other Indians in the recent past and they concocted a fake story that the man was acting inappropriately. The woman said the Indian man was very nice, polite and gentle and he told her that he has a wife and an 11-month-old baby at home. — globalwaffles (@globalwaffles) The racists in Ireland are a small minority but very dangerous, the viral X post by Daksh read. "Can't believe I'm saying this, but Ireland isn't safe. Can't wait to go back home. Always thought it was such an amazing country when I got here 3 years ago, made some amazing friends with the locals here, but this place is going to the dog," the post read. "I would've told people earlier to come here and live. The quality of life is amazing, the people are usually the kindest. Please try your hand at Germany/UK instead. Better yet, the US if you're seeking work/study abroad. This place is about to implode. The racists are a small minority but now they're dangerous as well," the post added. Referring to the recent incident, Daksh wrote that it's shocking that many people in Ireland believe that the Indian man is a pedophile and the attack was justified. Immigrants and blamed and asked to go back, he said.
Hindustan Times
25-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
‘Ireland isn't safe anymore': Indian man living abroad issues warning after ‘stabbing' incident
A viral social media post by an Indian-origin man has sparked a flurry of reactions after he shared concerns over rising racism and safety issues in Ireland, a country he once praised for its warmth and quality of life. The user previously encouraged others to move to Ireland, but recent incidents have changed his perception.(Pixabay) Daksh, who has been living in Ireland for the past three years, wrote, 'Can't believe I'm saying this, but Ireland isn't safe. Can't wait to go back home. Always thought it was such an amazing country when I got here... but this place is going to the dogs.' He added that he previously encouraged others to move to Ireland, but recent incidents have changed his perception. (Also Read: Employee at major IT firm claims no salary hike for 3 years, wants to buy auto: 'Drive it before, after working hours') 'I would've told people earlier to come here and live. The quality of life is amazing, the people are usually the kindest. Please try your hand at Germany/UK instead. Better yet, the US if you're seeking work/study abroad. This place is about to implode,' he wrote, warning that while racists may still be a minority, 'now they're dangerous as well.' The post gained wider attention after he responded to another user asking what triggered the concern. He clarified that he himself was unharmed but shaken by a recent violent incident involving a fellow Indian. 'I'm okay. I usually keep my wits about so thankfully nothing happened to me yet. But this incident shook me,' he said. According to his comment, the tipping point was an alleged stabbing of an Indian man, reportedly employed at Amazon, who had recently arrived in Ireland. The attacker was said to be a group of teenagers. 'What's shocking is people, rather than condemning it, are calling him a pedo, justifying the attack, blaming immigrants and telling them to go back,' he added. Reactions online The post struck a nerve with many, prompting others to share their experiences and opinions about safety abroad. One user responded with caution, 'Hi Daksh. I've read many stories about Ireland recently and I always used to think this situation will implode. However, would suggest you not speak so openly about it while you're still there, for obvious reasons.' Others broadened the conversation to immigration in general, 'Even UK and USA are not safe, brother. Don't know the recent obsession with foreign countries. People spend huge amounts to go abroad and get nothing. Instead, invest the same amount in business here or on studies,' said another user. One commenter pushed back on the recommendation to try Germany, 'Sorry to say Daksh, but Germany is also a pass. Been living there for the last six years, people are unfriendly A*. I'd still pass to the UK or US.' (Also Read: 'Utterly shameful': Viral video of foreign tourist cleaning waterfall in Himachal sparks debate)
Time of India
25-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
'Ireland isn't safe anymore': Indian man issues warning after brutal stabbing attack in Dublin
An Indian man has issued a grave warning to fellow countrymen, urging them to reconsider moving to Ireland after a horrific stabbing incident left another Indian man severely injured and humiliated in public. Sharing his concerns on social media, a user named Daksh wrote: "Can't believe I'm saying this, but Ireland isn't safe. Can't wait to go back home. I used to think this was such an amazing country when I arrived three years ago. I made great friends with the locals, but this place is going downhill fast." Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category Digital Marketing Cybersecurity Product Management Data Science Leadership Management Data Science Operations Management Degree Artificial Intelligence Others Technology Project Management Healthcare Finance MCA Data Analytics others healthcare Public Policy Design Thinking PGDM CXO MBA Skills you'll gain: Digital Marketing Strategies Customer Journey Mapping Paid Advertising Campaign Management Emerging Technologies in Digital Marketing Duration: 12 Weeks Indian School of Business Digital Marketing and Analytics Starts on May 14, 2024 Get Details Skills you'll gain: Digital Marketing Strategy Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Social Media Marketing & Advertising Data Analytics & Measurement Duration: 24 Weeks Indian School of Business Professional Certificate Programme in Digital Marketing Starts on Jun 26, 2024 Get Details He continued: "I once encouraged others to move here. The quality of life was excellent, and the people were usually so kind. But now I'd recommend Germany or the UK instead—and even better, the US—if you're looking to study or work abroad. Racism used to be rare here, but now it's turning dangerous." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Many Are Watching Tariffs - Few Are Watching What Nvidia Just Launched Seeking Alpha Read More Undo Daksh's warning came in the wake of a shocking attack in Dublin, where an Indian man in his 40s—who had arrived just three weeks earlier to begin work at Amazon—was stabbed in the face, stripped naked, and left bleeding on a road for over an hour. The man was reportedly on his way to a temple when a group of around 10 teenagers ambushed him from behind, falsely accusing him of being a paedophile. — globalwaffles (@globalwaffles) Live Events Local resident Jennifer Murray, who came to the victim's aid, recounted the horrific scene. While driving near a roundabout in Tallaght on Saturday evening, she spotted a large crowd—roughly 30 people, including teenagers and some adults—gathered around. "I noticed a man standing alone, drenched in blood. He was bleeding from head to toe, and his nose wouldn't stop pouring blood. He looked at me and said, 'Please help me, please save me,'' Murray recalled. She immediately put him in her car and waited more than an hour for an ambulance to arrive. Gardaí, Ireland's national police service, confirmed receiving a call around 6 PM. The victim was later taken to Tallaght University Hospital. According to Murray, the attackers punched and kicked the man, slashed his face with a knife, and robbed him of his phone, wallet, shoes, and trousers—leaving him naked and traumatized in public. Murray described the victim as extremely polite and visibly shaken. 'He was so embarrassed and shocked. I gave him a blanket to cover himself up. He could barely speak,' she said. Later, she visited his residence and informed the Indian family hosting him. 'They jumped into action. One of the housemate's wives told me she had warned him that Ireland wasn't safe.' She also revealed that the victim was highly qualified, having studied at one of India's top institutions, and was recruited for a specialized role that couldn't be filled locally. Murray further claimed that the same gang may be responsible for similar attacks on at least four other Indian men, all of whom suffered facial injuries.
