Goans Are Annoyed by Nigerians’ Attitude, Way of Life: Goa CM
Earlier, Goa’s tourism minister had said the country needs a strict law to deport Nigerians.
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Goa CM Laxmikant Parsekar. (Photo: Facebook/Laxmikant Parsekar)
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While the Centre is doing all it can to reassure Africans, after a recent spate of attacks in the country have threatened to strain relations, the Goa Chief Minister has had a spectacular case of foot-in-mouth disease.
On Wednesday morning, Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar said, “Goans were annoyed with Nigerians, their attitude and way of life.”
Earlier this week, Dilip Parulekar had his two xenophobic bits to contribute:
The problems of Nigerians are not only in Goa, they are across the country. Nigerian students come to study here, file FIRs and build a court case and try to stay in India. They get involved in unwanted things like drugs.
Dilip Parulekar
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