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New zealand immigration minister on indian: New Zealand Immigration Minister Erica Stanford made a controversial remarks about Indians. Since this comment, Immigration Minister Erica Stanford was engulfed in controversies. On May 6, Immigration Minister Erica Stanford made a comment, referring to the Indian migrants, answering a question in New Zealand Parliament.
Although Erica’s remarks are ignored in Parliament, Priyanka Radhakrishnan, a Labor Party -born Labor Party MP, objected to her remarks, saying, “Stanford’s comment is very careless and biased.”
What did Erica Stanford say about Indians,
According to the report by The Indian Celebration, New Zealand National Party leader and Immigration Minister Erica Stanford recently admitted that she forwarded the official corresponding to her personal Gmail account. Answering a question on this issue in Parliament, he made a comment which found the people of the Indian community quite objectionable.
Kiwi’s Immigration Minister said that she never opens the email sent by Indians and she considers it equal to spam. He said, “I work under the official information Act. I fully ensure that all the information is available to the people, which I have to send from my parliamentary email address.”
He said, “I accept that many goods like Muje Keveen Davis get emails. For example, I get a lot of emails from the people of India, in which he seeks advice on immigration and I never respond to those emails. I consider all those emails as spam.”
Indian -origin MP Priyanka Radhakrishnan criticized
After the comment of the Immigration Minister, Indian -origin MP Priyanka Radhakrishnan criticized her. Regarding this, Priyanka Radhakrishnan, MP from The Indian Ek Indian Acquisitor, said, “Such comments promote a negative stereotype against the entire community of the people.” He further said, “It is completely unacceptable to target a community on behalf of one minister.”
Immigration Minister defends his remarks
However, after this, New Zealand’s Immigration Minister Erica Stanford gave clarification while defending her statement. He said that his point has been misunderstood. He said, “I did not say that all those emails are considered spasm on their own. I said that I consider them almost like spam.”