Coalition seeks to rebuild ties with Indian community
A coalition senator called on the party to continue after sending the opposition to damage control after saying that a liberal colleague brought Indian immigrants to vote for labor.
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s controversial comments led to repeating the coalition support for the Indian community, the opposition leader, and visited the leaders and business owners in Western Sydney on Sunday.
Liberal Senator Jane Hume, the party’s vocal response following the support to the society, he said.
In his statement to Sky News on Monday, it is likely to show that we support our Indian community, which contributes a lot to our society to our economy and culture, ”he said.
“The most important thing here is to continue this. Jacinta withdrew his words last week.”
Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce said Senator Nampijinpa Pricice would be better than apologizing.
The Nationals deputy said on Monday, “The best thing to do is to apologize and continue, to get rid of it, to move to another issue,” he said.
“In the meantime, I don’t think Jacinta is for the Indians – I think he’s trying to transfer… Migration came out of control.”
On Sunday, Mrs. Ley visited the Indian community in the Western Sydney suburb of Harris Park, also known as Little India to correct any concern.
Although members of the community previously refused to offer an official apology on behalf of the coalition, the opposition leader made a warm welcome.
The members of the community welcomed Mrs. Ley with smiles and flowers, and took a walk tour on a high street where he met local business owners and where he took a dinner in a restaurant.
Liberal Senator Maria Kovacic was also among the coalition conditions in Harris Park, and the comments said it damages Indian community members.
ABC Radio said, “Whether there is a misunderstanding, whether there is a mistake, whether there is something taken from the context, the important thing is that you go to repair it quickly when something happens,” he said.
“As a coalition that wants to go back to the government, we need to listen to Australians and understand what is important for them.”
In a statement, Senator Nampijinpa Price said he regretted to olmayan not being clearer in my comments ”.
“I know that many Australians of the Indian lineage – and Indian immigrants living in Australia – not only with my interpretations, but also in the scope of the relevant newspaper,” he said.
“My comments were never intended to be humiliating against our Indian community.
“And I don’t want any malicious to the Indian community-or another group of immigrants.”
Senior Government Minister Tanya Plibersek said the senator should apologize on Monday.
“Jacinta Price should apologize, and if you SusSan Ley apologize to him,” he said.
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