Hi,
I received this email today from one of my friends. I don't know how true it is, but it's really painful to see such a message.
Kindly go through the recruitment ad below by an IT company. Apart from the partiality shown to Indians in Malaysia, it is now publicly declared that they do not accept Indians. Indians, who have been a strong foundation in building up this so-called country, are now being rejected from working on this ungrateful land. The horrible fact is that the below-mentioned company also operates in India and is making profits in our land. Though as individuals we may not be able to get explanations, let us forward this humiliating incident to our friends so that it reaches at least one responsible Indian who is working in Bitech India.
Please see the requirements below. What's wrong with Indians? The so-called "Silent Ethnic-Cleansing" is not only in the government but also in the private sector.
Swati
From India, Bangalore
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6I received this email today from one of my friends. I don't know how true it is, but it's really painful to see such a message.
Kindly go through the recruitment ad below by an IT company. Apart from the partiality shown to Indians in Malaysia, it is now publicly declared that they do not accept Indians. Indians, who have been a strong foundation in building up this so-called country, are now being rejected from working on this ungrateful land. The horrible fact is that the below-mentioned company also operates in India and is making profits in our land. Though as individuals we may not be able to get explanations, let us forward this humiliating incident to our friends so that it reaches at least one responsible Indian who is working in Bitech India.
Please see the requirements below. What's wrong with Indians? The so-called "Silent Ethnic-Cleansing" is not only in the government but also in the private sector.
Swati
From India, Bangalore
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Strangely, the same is the case with Singapore. Although this is not explicitly stated, there are numerous criteria such as being a PR holder, and so on. The percentage of Indians experiencing change is very small, and we thought that racism had disappeared long ago. 🤷‍♂️
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Hi We have to do something. The company is in India also. If any of our HR is working for this company. Pl.check and revert to the community. Regards Saran
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Yeah, I have heard about this organization. If I'm not wrong, they also have educational institutions in Tamil Nadu. India is the only country welcoming everyone despite rationalism. It's better to be in India, work for India, and be proud to be here instead of going to another country for a few extra pennies, risking losing our pride.
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