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"I just felt that a retrospective is like a celebration and to be going for my own celebration to a country or a region that has witnessed such horrific acts against my own countrymen to be not very ethical. I have very politely excused myself," Bachchan said.
The attacks, which Indian media have called race-based, have caused some diplomatic discomfort. The Indian Government summoning the Australian Ambassador last week to convey its concern and urge action. The prime ministers of the two countries also discussed the attacks that have dominated newspaper and television headlines in India.
A gang at a Melbourne party attacked four Indian students with a screwdriver last weekend. One of the victims remains in hospital with serious injuries. Another Indian student was attacked in what appeared to be a robbery, and there were three other attacks in early May, including two on Indian taxi drivers.



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