Dubai based company sacks man for wishing attacks similar to Christchurch in India
A Dubai based security company has reportedly fired an Indian National employee who wanted attacks like the Christchurch mosque in India. The person has also been deported from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), reports India Today.
The person had shared about his fanatic views on Facebook comments, he celebrated the terrorist attack at the two mosques of Christchurch, New Zealand, which claimed 50 innocents lives.
Though the post has been taken down from Facebook, screenshots are still being circulated on social media.
While using a fake profile, the man wrote: “Happy day today. Pulwama ke shaheedon ko sakun mila hoga aaj. Bhagwan ka shukar hai har Friday ki nammaj main aisa hona chahiyeIndia main bhidogli kom (The martyrs of Pulwama would be happy today. May God ensure that attacks like the one in Christchurch happen on every Friday prayer. It should happen even in India. Dubious community).”
The security company, named Transguard, has confirmed this in a statement. Which reads, “This prompted an internal investigation, which uncovered the fact that the individual in question had been posting his views on social media under an assumed name”.
Once the security company verified the person’s actual identity, he was detained, stripped of his security credentials, terminated form his services and was handed over to relevant authorities.
“As of this statement, he has been deported by the UAE government”, the company’s statement further added.
