Ofcourse they will decide what is good for them. That is why I quoted US president Trump and what he said about Indians. You have the right to defy what I say like you deliver your judgement on Shaikh Hasina.
Let me tell you, world don't think in the way like Bangladeshi and Pakistani think. They see their interest first. They won't think in radical way like let anything happen to country but we won't do something. Pakistan put a ban on import from India. Today they have ended up importing Indian goods via UAE at higher rate.
Those Indians who are not highly educated also has a great conversation in US economy. For example Over 50% of US's motels are owned by Gujaratis. There is even a big demand for construction workers of India in various countries. Post Hamas attack, many construction workers from UP have gone to Israel for construction. Israel has asked for more workers. Whosoever works sincerely without any nuisance value are welcome everywhere. Today, even gulf countries don't want Pakistanis who happened to be their favorites.
Your supposition that Bangladeshi and Pakistani people have some imaginary higher 'nuisance value' than Indians is highly questionable and also objectionable. I don't know what you base this on (really am not interested to find out) but your religious bias is apparent. you are taking a page from the RSS Shakha propaganda manual.
Mehnati underclass workaday people in Bangladesh and Pakistan have the same goal as their equivalents in India - they want to earn a few halal well-earned dirhams/euros to feed their family back home and raise educated children. Sweat of the brow - literally, in the gulf, or Malaysia, or S'pore.
I don't know why this would be any different.
No one outside of India considers Indian unskilled laborers as any more 'noble' than Pakistanis or Bangladeshis. It's all in your head.
The bigger problem is that desperation makes these poor people (from all desi countries) lie through their teeth on their skills and aptitude. Maybe Higher class Indians are used to this fraud and cheatery, but it is not the norm overseas. Especially in 1st world countries like Israel.
Indian laborers or even Patel-ka-motel people are not God's gift to any 1st or even 2nd world country. The patels are getting an opportunity to make a better living because of grace and tolerance in Western countries who take pity on them, no one in the West "needs" their services. There is no "dependency", unlike what your Bhishwaguru Modiji says.
Unskilled and uneducated third-worlders (like most uneducated Indians are) are a scourge and a nuisance to Westerners. They just tolerate these people for now and when they get sick of them they will kick them out. Like what Trumpji is doing right now.
I can understand your need for respect/recognition and being the third world country India is, to hide faults and present it in the best possible light as an Indian,
but claiming that India is all of a sudden some skills powerhouse - sending people to Israel who "didn't know how to hold a hammer" is not going to brighten the image of India overseas. To the contrary it is going reinforce the reputation of India (already established) as largely a nation of underclass liars and cheats.
Maybe this is a problem with all South Asian countries, but only Indians try to hide their warts/faults and pretend that theirs is a first world country, until things start to unravel like I've seen with liar H1Bs and laborers from India. To date, I have only seen
@Sharma Ji admit this and I respect him for it.
Take a look, there's more behind the paywall.
Israeli contractors despair, redeploy staff: ‘Some didn’t know how to hold a hammer’; officials here admit ‘scope for improvement’ in screening process.
indianexpress.com
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‘Faulty’ selection, lack of skills: Showpiece Israeli job scheme for Indians begins to unravel
Israeli contractors despair, redeploy staff: ‘Some didn’t know how to hold a hammer’; officials here admit ‘scope for improvement’ in screening process.
Written by
Ritu Sarin
New Delhi | Updated: September 10, 2024 22:59 IST
8 min read
Igal Slovik, CEO of Israel Builders Association, with Indian workers in Israel
* Chote Lal Bind (42), a mason from UP’s Jaunpur, reached Israel in July for construction work after clearing a 15-minute plastering test in Lucknow. He was sacked after 12 days following an “altercation with a Chinese foreman”. He got a job as a cleaner at a cosmetics factory near Jerusalem for Rs 800 an hour. “It’s not what I came for,” he said.
* Veena Nath Gupta (45), from UP’s Mau, was also selected for construction work in Israel after a “skill test” in
Lucknow. He reached the country in April, and was moved to different cities. “I don’t even know where I am now. It’s somewhere near Tel Aviv. I am working as a labourer, mostly carrying loads,” he said."