'Imagine Hating On Indians…': Australian Calls Indians Hardworking And 'The Nicest People He Ever Met' | VIDEO

A video is going viral on social media and has received immense appreciation from netizens. In the clip, an Australian man praises Indians, calling them hardworking and “some of the nicest people.” The

video has sparked heartwarming reactions online.The video was shared on X by Woke Eminent (@WokePandemic) with the caption: “Australian man defends Indians, says they work 10 times harder than others, are very humble, and are the nicest people he ever met. He says you will never hear news that an Indian has caused any harm to anyone.”In the video, while recording himself, the man says: “Imagine hating on Indians just because the whole world does it. When was the last time you heard of an Indian doing something wrong to someone? It's getting to the point, I don't understand how it's not considered racism. And trust me, I know, before you get into the statistics, there's good and bad in every race. That doesn't mean we need to discriminate against all of them. If anything, they're 10 times more hardworking and humble than you. They're some of the nicest people I've ever met. Wake up to yourselves.”

This particular post has received over 3 lakh views and has since been reshared widely across social media platforms, though the original source of the video could not be verified.The video has drawn heartwarming responses online. One user noted: “Thank you — at least he is speaking from the heart and the truth. All we hear is racist diatribe about cleanliness & hygiene which is some fake nonsense stereotype. Every country has issues with conservancy. Some more than others. Those who show India in poor light are cherry-picking.”Another wrote: “It's so sweet of him. Generally speaking, Indians are law-abiding people, especially when they stay outside India. They know their limitations, so they adjust. All said and done, there are good and bad Indians too, just like others.” More heartwarming reactions continued to pour in.