Racist stickers targeting Indians feature an image of a man of Indian appearance defecating on a street.
Racist stickers targeting Indians have surfaced in Cessnock, a city in Australia's New South Wales state, featuring an image of a man of Indian appearance defecating on a street and carrying the message, “Is this your culture? We don't like it!”The stickers also claim that 32 per cent of Australia's population is foreign-born, identify India as being at the top of the list and demand, “Remigration now!”David Repacholi, the federal MP for the area, condemned the material, describing the stickers as “disgusting racist” content and warning against attempts to spread hatred and division in the Hunter Region.“Racism isn't welcome in Cessnock. It isn't welcome in the Hunter. And it won't go unchallenged,” Repacholi wrote in a social media post.“Enough of this racist bullsh*t,” he added.
Repacholi urged residents who come across the stickers to share their locations so they could be reported and removed. He also cautioned people against giving those responsible for the campaign more publicity than they deserved.This incident comes after similar stickers were reportedly found on Indian grocery products in supermarkets in July.The stickers reportedly featured a QR code directing people to the Fight for Australia campaign.
She also shared printable sticker templates, telling followers they could print them at home or request copies by post.Similar incidents have reportedly been flagged in Brisbane, where stickers were found on Indian grocery products in local supermarkets.The incident comes months after anti-Indian leaflets were reportedly distributed in letterboxes across Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Region in July. The material urged residents to “keep curry” out of the town and promoted anti-immigration messaging, including calls for “remigration”.