A Group Of Indians Stripped And Beat Up An Innocent Tanzanian Woman While Police Watched

After a Sudanese student ran over a 35-year-old Bengaluru resident and got away, locals directed their anger at a Tanzanian woman who just happened to be passing by.

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by Andre Borges

BuzzFeed India Contributor

Posted on February 3, 2016, 12:40 pm

"The scared students were forced out of the car and then the car was set ablaze. The driver of the second car identified as Micah S. Pundugu was beaten up black and blue by the mob, who then stripped the girl student. When someone from the crowd offered her a t-shirt to save her modesty, that man too was beaten up by the mob. She later, with her torn clothes, tried to enter a BMTC bus that had slowed down nearby, but the passengers in the bus pushed her back down on to the road," Kaweesi told DC.
CNN-IBN reports that the Tanzanian Embassy in New Delhi is now involved and has requested a detailed report about the entire incident. The Bengaluru police have opened an investigation into the whole incident. — youtube.com

"The scared students were forced out of the car and then the car was set ablaze. The driver of the second car identified as Micah S. Pundugu was beaten up black and blue by the mob, who then stripped the girl student. When someone from the crowd offered her a t-shirt to save her modesty, that man too was beaten up by the mob. She later, with her torn clothes, tried to enter a BMTC bus that had slowed down nearby, but the passengers in the bus pushed her back down on to the road," Kaweesi told DC.
CNN-IBN reports that the Tanzanian Embassy in New Delhi is now involved and has requested a detailed report about the entire incident. The Bengaluru police have opened an investigation into the whole incident.

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"The scared students were forced out of the car and then the car was set ablaze. The driver of the second car identified as Micah S. Pundugu was beaten up black and blue by the mob, who then stripped the girl student. When someone from the crowd offered her a t-shirt to save her modesty, that man too was beaten up by the mob. She later, with her torn clothes, tried to enter a BMTC bus that had slowed down nearby, but the passengers in the bus pushed her back down on to the road," Kaweesi told DC.
CNN-IBN reports that the Tanzanian Embassy in New Delhi is now involved and has requested a detailed report about the entire incident. The Bengaluru police have opened an investigation into the whole incident.

Andre Borges
BuzzFeed India Contributor