Indian Man Fired And Deported From UAE For Celebrating Christchurch Attack

Indian man (Hindu) has fired from his job and later deported after he was openly celebrating Christchurch mosque shootings.

Reuters have reported in Dubai, that a company based in the United Arab Emirates has fired an employee and deported him after he was spotted celebrating the killings of Innocent Muslims in New Zealand.

At least 50 Muslims were killed and a number of people were wounded as gunmen stormed two mosques in Christchurch last Friday, which New Zealand marked as the Deadliest Mass Shooting and a Terrorist Attack.

Brenton Tarrant, 28, is an Australian and a white supremacist who was living in New Zealand and now has charged with Murder.

Security Company Transguard, told in a statement on Tuesday, “Over the weekend, an Indian Hindu Transguard employee was seen celebrating killings of Muslims in Facebook comments on his Facebook account. And supporting the terrorist who did this.”

Managing Director of Transguard, Greg Ward said, “We have zero tolerance policy for the illegal use of Social Media, since the employee, an Indian guy was using it to support the terrorist activities, we had to ask authorities to take action.”

The company, Transguard said that the employee is now deported by UAE government.

Transguard, which is an Emirates Group Brand, did not disclose the comments made by that person as well as, the name and position of the employee were not made public to protect his privacy.

Few days back Many Indians Hindus were seen publicly celebrating New Zealand Shooting and were showing their support for the man who took many innocent lives.

The world has condemned this attack, as well as, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern also ensure high security for the Muslim Community living in New Zealand. And ensure that the New Zealand government is supporting Muslims and against all sorts of terrorism.

Reporting by Alexander Cornwell (Reuters)

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