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Times of India·3 min read·medium

People were celebrating as my business burned down: Indian entrepreneur in Belfast

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People were celebrating as my business burned down: Indian entrepreneur in Belfast
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An Indian-origin entrepreneur in Belfast had his supermarket destroyed by arson in what he describes as a racist hate crime. The business owner, who had no insurance, reported that locals celebrated the destruction of the building.

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The incident reflects rising concerns regarding xenophobia and hate crimes targeting immigrant business owners in parts of the UK.

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People were celebrating as my business burned down: Indian entrepreneur in Belfast says he didn t expect this much hatred - The Times of India

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The article quotes the victim's perspective while confirming the police classification of the event as arson.

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