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Muslim door staff refuse White British lads entry to Wetherspoons Pub! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤬😳 Birmingham 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Me and 2 of my friends were refused entry to Wetherspoons pub at new street station has there was a Britains First protest that had taken place hours before that we had filmed but the...

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Tamizhana kevalama da 😡💦We were a group of 12 people from Tamil Nadu, and we reached Goa at around 6:30 AM. From the beginning, the hotel staff did not give proper responses or basic respect. When we went to the hotel, they behaved very rudely and did not assist us properly. During the night, we were celebrating a birthday. The staff came the first time and asked us to lower the sound, and we agreed immediately. We told them we would just cut the cake and finish. But they came a second time and spoke disrespectfully to us. When we tried to speak in Tamil, they said they didn’t understand. When we spoke in English, they replied only in Hindi. We explained that we know only Tamil and English. At that point, one staff member asked us whether we were from India or Pakistan. When we said we were from Tamil Nadu, they insulted us again saying that if we didn’t know Hindi, we must be from Pakistan. This was extremely offensive and hurtful. For all four days of our stay, we were treated with disrespect. During checkout, they accused us of breaking the TV and demanded Rs. 10,000. But when we showed them the video we recorded while leaving the room, they immediately became silent because nothing was damaged. Finally, my iPhone 13 went missing. The room key was with the staff, so we have already raised a complaint regarding this issue as well. We are extremely disappointed by the way we were treated. This experience has caused us a lot of stress and spoiled our entire trip. We request strict action against the staff involved and expect appropriate compensation for the harassment, false accusations, and the loss of my mobile phone also #coimbatore #tamilnadu #goa

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