Julian Leeser apologises for Liberal colleague’s Indian migrant remarks
Albania, the opposition leader apologized and said if there was a “decision for Sussan Ley”. “I will leave the coalition to fight them.”
The Shadow Chief Prosecutor Leeser published the video of a conversation with a conversation with an Indian language school in North West Sydney voters on Monday night Facebook page. “I just wanted to say something and it suffers me to say that, but I feel that I have to say it,” he said.
“My colleague Jacinta Price said something that I wanted to apologize without registering this week. As my leader Sussan Ley said, it was wrong to say that and I was glad to have these words back and I was pleased to have.
Im Let me say very clearly, the Indian Australians contributed to this country. The Indian community is great. And do you know? India like Australia is a democracy.
“There are Indians who vote for labor, there are Indians who vote for liberal votes, there are Hintans who vote for the greenery. I don’t care how you vote.
The video was uploaded one hour after Price interviewed Sky News, where he did not apologize for his comments, but he told Ley to be upset about how Hawke handled the serpin.
Price said that he knew the members of our immigrant community, who always does a remarkable job ”. “I have a great relationship with Indian members in my own community,” he said to Sky News.
“The point I wanted to do was that the Labor Party was able to court the immigrant community as they did the domestic community.
“I wanted to state that mass migration is a great concern and that it imposes pressure on our Australian families, infrastructure and hospitals, schools and houses.
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“I think something else that disappointed me was that some of my colleagues chose to ignore these elements of all this argument, but the left -wing media adopted the approach of applying pressure instead of pointing to these facts.”
When the Liberal Party called for a separate discussion about the immigration levels in Australia, Leeser said to the community event: “Australia is strong. One million Indian diaspora is strong.
“I wish the reason for having more is very simple. The Indian diaspora in this country, the contribution of this diaspora is not extraordinary. And I see it every day in my community.
“Volunteer people for P & CS, people who participate in Ses and RFS, the people who participated in the local sports team… People in local doner clubs.
“The people who are in this wonderful country are always Sakrosanct. And if you are working hard and play in the rules, there is a place for you. In my opinion, there is a very special place for the Indian Australian community.”
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Leeser joined Ley, immigrant spokesman Paul Scarr and NSW Senator Maria Kovacic in the Sunday Night of Western Sydney’s Little Indian region, including Price’s inflammatory comments.
Some businesses were happy to host them, but others refused. does not interact with ley or liberals Price served as a spokesman for the defense industry until he was dismissed from the Ministry of Shadow.
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