Administration on alert to ensure incidents of attack on Nigerians don't repeat: Swaraj

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

External Affairs Minister on Thursday said it is not apt to comment till there is result of investigation into the attack on Nigerians matter, adding that the administration is on alert to ensure such incidents don't repeat.

Swaraj said after (United) member Sharad Yadav raised the matter in

Swaraj had earlier sought report from the over the attack on four Nigerian students, who sustained severe injuries after being assaulted by a group of local residents in Greater Noida's Pari Chowk area.

"I have asked for a report from of about the reported attack on African students in Noida," tweeted Swaraj.

The incident comes as locals protested following the death of a Class 12 student in Greater Noida's NSG Black Cats Enclave due to suspected drug overdose and five Nigerian students living in the neighbourhood were booked - and later detained - in connection with the case.

The students were later released for lack of evidence.

Over 100 locals held a protest at the busy junction demanding that all Africans living in residential colonies in Greater be asked to vacate their rented houses immediately.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Administration on alert to ensure incidents of attack on Nigerians don't repeat: Swaraj

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday said it is not apt to comment till there is result of investigation into the attack on Nigerians matter, adding that the administration is on alert to ensure such incidents don't repeat.Swaraj said after Janata Dal (United) member Sharad Yadav raised the matter in Rajya Sabha.Swaraj had earlier sought report from the Uttar Pradesh Government over the attack on four Nigerian students, who sustained severe injuries after being assaulted by a group of local residents in Greater Noida's Pari Chowk area."I have asked for a report from Government of Uttar Pradesh about the reported attack on African students in Noida," tweeted Swaraj.The incident comes as locals protested following the death of a Class 12 student in Greater Noida's NSG Black Cats Enclave due to suspected drug overdose and five Nigerian students living in the neighbourhood were booked - and later detained - in connection with the case.The students were later released for ...

External Affairs Minister on Thursday said it is not apt to comment till there is result of investigation into the attack on Nigerians matter, adding that the administration is on alert to ensure such incidents don't repeat.

Swaraj said after (United) member Sharad Yadav raised the matter in

Swaraj had earlier sought report from the over the attack on four Nigerian students, who sustained severe injuries after being assaulted by a group of local residents in Greater Noida's Pari Chowk area.

"I have asked for a report from of about the reported attack on African students in Noida," tweeted Swaraj.

The incident comes as locals protested following the death of a Class 12 student in Greater Noida's NSG Black Cats Enclave due to suspected drug overdose and five Nigerian students living in the neighbourhood were booked - and later detained - in connection with the case.

The students were later released for lack of evidence.

Over 100 locals held a protest at the busy junction demanding that all Africans living in residential colonies in Greater be asked to vacate their rented houses immediately.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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