London: Three British Hindu people were asked their ethnicity in a park in London and when they replied that they were Indian and Sri Lankan, it was viciously beaten by three older people in an unsafe attack, who appeared Muslims, which have emerged.Two men had to fall on the head and left unconscious; All were to go to Northwick Park Hospital. They are all left with cuts and injuries and two are left with facial fractures. Tory MP Bob Blackman raised the case at the House of Commons on Thursday, describing it as “religious hatred”.Toi has now tracked the sister of one of the men, a British Indian Gujarati Hindu, 20 years old, a first year university student studied radiography. It is learned that he went to the Harrow Recreation Ground with two friends to play cricket on May 30. Friends are British Hindus of Sri Lankan dynasty, who are 20 and 21 years old.The three went to a shop at 6 pm, walking behind a cafe where a group of about eight people were sitting. It appeared as a Muslim family, in which some women were wearing hijabs. He saw his other friends playing cricket when one of the people outside the cafe got up and faced three Hindus and asked them why they were watching their family, his sister told TOI.He replied that he was not watching his family and was watching friends playing cricket. Then a big man of the cafe group came and asked: “What is your problem? Why are you talking to my brother?” The three people tried to reduce the situation and both people accepted their reply.They went back to the park and sat on a bench.About 30 minutes later, three men of the cafe group came in the middle of the 20s and became very aggressive, asking, “Where are you from? Are you Sri Lankan? Are you Indians?”To which one of the Sri Lankan-origin men replied: “Yes, we are.”The sister said that the three people beaten him continuously, until the British Indian and his friend were left unconscious on the ground, they punched and kicked them.“My brother wore a holy thread from a temple on his wrist,” the sister said.One of the attackers wore a Morocco football T-shirt with the word number 2 and “Hakimi”.Police and ambulances arrived and were rushed to the British Indian Hospital. The other two had to make their way there.The sister told TOI on Friday, “My brother is struggling. She feels that people are looking at her and are ashamed to get out of the house. He has never joined the fight before.”“He has just taken his first year exam and a week after the attack was to resume his two-week clinical placement and has been stopped.” She also said that she was unhappy about how the police investigation was increasing, two weeks later, she still did not investigate the CCTV footage.The Met Police told TOI that he was called to deal with the “fight” and a person was rushed to the hospital with a “head injury”. A spokesman said, “There is no evidence at this time that this attack was racially motivated. Our inquiry is going on under circumstances. No arrests have been made.”
