The India Menace - Street shitting, unsanitary practices, scams, Hindu extremism & other things

[chaosmaid_99]

An Indian throw a glass bottle at my head in the club last night I don’t know if this is the right thread for this story/ tmi but my head is hurting I hope I don’t have brain damage

 

[machine gril]

Indian H1Bs mentioned in the new Think Before You Sleep video at around 35:55, I hope more popular channels talk about this

 

[quaawaa]

Vivek is a great guy who uses his platform to bring attention to brutal crimes:

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Could he at least pretend to care when someone who isn't a member of his ethnic group is harmed?

Also, Vivek didn't mention that the Indian was murdered by his illegal alien EMPLOYEE and therefore this was just one foreign criminal killing another foreign criminal.

 

[The Backwards Man]

Vivek is a great guy who uses his platform to bring attention to brutal crimes:
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Could he at least pretend to care when someone who isn't a member of his ethnic group is harmed?

Also, Vivek didn't mention that the Indian was murdered by his illegal alien EMPLOYEE and therefore this was just one foreign criminal killing another foreign criminal.

Tragic that it wasn't Vivek's head rolling down that parking lot.

 

[PozzedByCoronachan]

Why are they being fed like chickens
Why are their desks so messy
What is going on

I guess I should've known, given that Pindia is a thing, but I wasn't expecting them to take their trashing indoors as well.

 

[Tony Martin's Force Ghost]

I am so glad Vivek has no chance; he can fuck off under a rock.

 

[AssignedEva]

You have to ask why the countries with an explosion of population and a "traditional" view of gender relations like China and India are so inclined to only want boys? If they believe a woman's place is the home and the man's is at work, why then would they take away people's only opportunity to raise children? The answer is, they care more about GDP than the future generations, like America. They found the Jugaad to maximize their generational wealth in the short term, and make their families rich by having 6 boys and aborting all the girls which they believe are useless eaters, not knowing that others are doing the exact same thing, making them future virgins. They don't give a shit about what happens after they die.

Well that, and they have to pay dowries on girls. Having lots of sons means your family gets money from marriage, having multiple daughters means your family can go bankrupt, and also the groom's family might threaten to set your newlywed daughter on fire if they think it will get them a bigger dowry (or so they can remarry the son to a girl from a wealthier family to get a bigger dowry).

 

[Levi]

Why are they being fed like chickens
Why are their desks so messy
What is going on

I guess I should've known, given that Pindia is a thing, but I wasn't expecting them to take their trashing indoors as well.
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Perjeet's scheme and seed... Hucking seeds at their employees like they are farm animals is one the funniest things I have seen so far. A lot better than all the other horrors to be honest.

 

[areanvs]

Canada, the UK, and the USA have all rejected the hordes of international students. What will they infest now? Indian Express has the answer:

‘No stability’: Canada study permit falls 62%; Indian families weigh costs, PR, & alternatives​

Canada student visa rules: Stricter immigration policies and economic challenges dampen the prospects of international students and temporary workers in Canada.

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Canada international students visa 2025: Between June 2024 and June 2025, Canada saw a sharp decline in new arrivals of both workers and students. Study permits dropped from 11,287 to 4,185, marking a fall of 7,102 students, while work permits fell from 36,022 to 24,058, a decline of 11,964 workers.


This downward trend reflects growing challenges for both international students and temporary workers, hinting at stricter immigration policies and economic considerations.

Between January and June 2025, arrivals fell by 2,14,520 compared to the same period last year. As mentioned on the official website of IRCC, 88,617 fewer new students arrived between January and June 2025 compared to January to June 2024 in Canada.


On the other hand, 125,903 fewer new temporary workers arrived in the same period compared to January to June 2024. This decline highlights the “country’s ongoing efforts to maintain a balanced and sustainable immigration system,” as mentioned on its official website.

Stricter rules squeeze students, strain services in Canada​

Part of this reset has meant stricter rules for international students. Ottawa doubled the financial eligibility requirement for study permits, increasing the proof of funds from CAD 10,000 to more than CAD 20,000.


It also imposed caps on study permits, introduced a verification process for acceptance letters, and promised tighter scrutiny of admission documents to combat fraud. For many middle-income families, particularly in India, the higher financial bar has created what one consultant calls a “psychological barrier”.


Ritika Gupta, CEO of AAera Consultants, said the sudden jump has been shocking. “For families in the middle-income range, this makes Canada feel less accessible. Many are second-guessing whether it is even worth the investment.”










Written by Sheen Kachroo , Neeti Nigam
New Delhi | Updated: September 14, 2025 05:44 PM IST

9 min read

This downward trend reflects growing challenges for both international students and temporary workers, hinting at stricter immigration policies and economic considerations. (Image: AI Generated Meta)
Canada international students visa 2025: Between June 2024 and June 2025, Canada saw a sharp decline in new arrivals of both workers and students. Study permits dropped from 11,287 to 4,185, marking a fall of 7,102 students, while work permits fell from 36,022 to 24,058, a decline of 11,964 workers.

This downward trend reflects growing challenges for both international students and temporary workers, hinting at stricter immigration policies and economic considerations.

The data is presented on the official website of the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and is as of June 30, 2025.
Between January and June 2025, arrivals fell by 2,14,520 compared to the same period last year. As mentioned on the official website of IRCC, 88,617 fewer new students arrived between January and June 2025 compared to January to June 2024 in Canada.


Why Indian students face study abroad application rejection from Canada


On the other hand, 125,903 fewer new temporary workers arrived in the same period compared to January to June 2024. This decline highlights the “country’s ongoing efforts to maintain a balanced and sustainable immigration system,” as mentioned on its official website.

The graph is taken from the official X account of IRCC.

Stricter rules squeeze students, strain services in Canada​

Part of this reset has meant stricter rules for international students. Ottawa doubled the financial eligibility requirement for study permits, increasing the proof of funds from CAD 10,000 to more than CAD 20,000.

It also imposed caps on study permits, introduced a verification process for acceptance letters, and promised tighter scrutiny of admission documents to combat fraud. For many middle-income families, particularly in India, the higher financial bar has created what one consultant calls a “psychological barrier”.

Ritika Gupta, CEO of AAera Consultants, said the sudden jump has been shocking. “For families in the middle-income range, this makes Canada feel less accessible. Many are second-guessing whether it is even worth the investment.”

Read | Sharp fall in Indian students going abroad: Canada, UK, US see first simultaneous drop in 4 years; here’s why

The economic implications of Canada’s tightening stance are already visible. As per news agency Reuters, international students contribute an estimated $16.4 billion annually to the economy, but colleges are now reporting falling revenues. Part-time jobs and gig work, once largely filled by international students, are harder to staff.

An experienced 41-year-old teacher from Delhi, based in Canada since 2019, described the current period as the worst she has experienced. Despite her permanent residency and professional background, she was laid off during pregnancy by a prominent tech company that is into teachers’ training. Since then, she has struggled to secure full-time employment.

“International students brought more than just money — they also filled short-term teaching requirements. With fewer of them, both the tuition inflow and the workforce they provided have declined. Skilled teachers like me are now forced to take up temporary positions with no benefits or stability,” she said.

According to her, the school authorities are filling the 8-hour shift by assigning two teachers to four-hour part-time shifts, thereby avoiding the need to provide permanent teacher benefits.

Special needs education is also being hit as the supply of Educational Assistants shrinks. With budget cuts and staff shortages, many students with learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, are left without adequate support. Teachers often find themselves lowering the overall level of instruction just so that struggling students can keep up. For many families, the promise of high-quality education in Canada feels increasingly out of reach.

Even those who have already invested years in Canada are finding themselves stuck in limbo. A flight instructor from India who came in 2019 recalls that when she began training, student pilots could become instructors and eventually transition into permanent residency. That path was effectively closed in 2023, when Ottawa discontinued the Transport category after just two draws.

“Now I have less than a year on my work permit, and I do not meet the Canada Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for a Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw. I’m in a tough spot,” she said, summing up the uncertainty faced by many who planned their futures around opportunities that no longer exist.

However, despite the present scenario, some students trust the system. An Indian student in Canada, Sainee Shankar, pursuing a postgraduate degree in Global Business Management at Humber College, is not worried about placement.

“My course is under co-operative education, which allows international students to combine their academic studies with paid, career-related work terms for professional experience. This can help me secure full-time employment as well. Also, with different connections like professors and referrals, I can get a job,” she said.

Accommodation has been a major concern post-pandemic. Sainee recalls an incident where her landlord misused a surveillance camera to harass tenants.


“When I came to Toronto from India, I was living in a flat, and the landlord would constantly monitor us through her camera — checking who was coming, who was going, and who was inside the flat. It raised serious privacy issues,” she said, adding that nothing could have been done except relocating, as the landlord consistently maintained that the check was important to keep the rented flat in good condition.

Difficult choices in front of students​

Students aspiring to study in Canada are now faced with difficult choices — taking larger loans, front-loading bank debts, or shifting to cheaper programmes such as two-year diplomas. Some are even looking beyond Canada altogether, weighing options in countries like Germany, Finland, or Ireland, where proof-of-funds requirements are lower and living costs are more manageable.


According to Aritra Ghosal, founder of OneStep Global, stretched provincial services and reduced certainty around permanent residency have further dented Canada’s appeal.


“Provinces like Prince Edward Island cut Provincial Nominee Program nominations by 25 per cent in 2024 to ease pressure, sending a signal that permanent residency pathways are less certain. Reputation also matters. When families weigh rising costs, uncertain residency outcomes, and negative global headlines, demand begins to soften even without policy tightening,” he said.


Ghosal noted that students now have three main strategies: restructuring finances by front-loading bank loans, showing larger family collateral — which increases debt burdens and financial stress — or considering programme switching.


“Programme switching allows students to shift to lower-fee institutions or two-year diplomas with less upfront cost. They can also look for destination diversification, exploring countries like Ireland, Finland, and Germany, where proof-of-funds requirements are lighter,” he added.


Industry observers say interest in Canada remains strong, but with a more cautious mindset.


Gupta pointed out that while Canada continues to attract students with quality education and strong Indian and Asian communities, families are asking harder questions: whether permanent residency will remain realistic, or if other destinations offer greater certainty.


“Traditional strongholds such as Punjab and Gujarat may still show strong interest in Canada, but more students now keep a ‘Plan B’ — whether in the UK, Australia, the Gulf, or emerging European destinations,” he observed.


Ghosal agreed that Canada continues to appeal to those pursuing master’s or PhD programmes, but interest among diploma-seekers and middle-income families has cooled significantly.


“At the community level, there is growing anxiety among families who had traditionally viewed Canada as a clear pathway to education and long-term residency. With recent policy shifts, that sense of certainty has weakened, and the return on investment is being questioned more sharply,” he said.

Looking Beyond Canada​

Other countries are stepping into the vacuum. The upGrad Transnational Education Report 2024–25 shows that Germany is emerging as a strong alternative, attracting 32.6 per cent of Indian students considering Europe. Instead of committing to a single destination, students are now spreading their bets, balancing ambition with practicality.


European countries are witnessing a surge in Indian interest, with Germany leading at 32.6 per cent, followed by Ireland (3.9 per cent), France (3.3 per cent), and another 9 per cent choosing other European destinations. Countries like France have launched several initiatives in the last three years to attract more Indian students, with a goal of hosting 30,000 by 2030.


Key steps include the new “Classes Internationales” programme at around 35 universities, offering foundation courses and intensive French language training to ease the transition for Indian high school graduates.


The government is also offering five-year Schengen visas to Indian alumni who complete a master’s degree or higher in France, strengthening long-term ties. A wide range of scholarships, such as the Charpak and Eiffel Excellence programmes, provide financial support.


The UAE is another rising star, with Indian students now making up 42 per cent of its international student population. Gupta observed that preferences often depend on student goals: the UK for short courses, Australia for its clear post-study work pathway, and Ireland for its growing tech hub.


Ghosal added that for many Indian students, countries like Ireland, Finland, and Germany remain attractive precisely because they demand less upfront proof of funds.

An interesting point here is the ponzi scheme of this whole situation: Indians are getting full time jobs that let them reside in Canada where all they do as advise and facilitate Indian students coming to Canada. When they talk of degree mills going out of business, it appears as though the employees themselves are by and large Indians.

Today I went to visit my parents for dinner (as I do every Sunday) and on the way there I noticed that in a two storey building by Yonge and Church there was apparently a post-secondary institution that granted diplomas with a "campus" in downtown Toronto. This "campus" is the second floor of the two storey building: On ground level are a pizza store and a sushi restaurant (both small and meant for takeout-only).

I had a look at the reviews and all the students attending are either South Asian or some flavour of African. Many of the reviews are in people who clearly barely speak English:

Day of the flush can't come soon enough, I want all these scam degree mills to be destroyed, Dougie get on it ASAP.

 

[Headdot Reddot]

So I've spent the last few hours sending our hundreds of emails to area churches requesting their help fulfilling one of Charlie Kirks last wishes; getting rid of H-1B's and ending the practice of sending American jobs to India. It's going great so far, haha, most American's really don't like Jeets!

So my process has been to search a city sized area on Google maps, find the churches, go to their website and find their email address (or if they have the staff listed their emails) then I shuffle all the areas addresses together in a big list and send an email to 10 people at a time. Anymore and the email client locks me out for an hour. But 10 at a time every 10 minutes seems to work.

So the emails are mixed together with all the different area churches so its a call to the whole community. People seem OK with this since its all similar churches and since they're all in the same general area and since they all seem to hate Hindu Nationalist and the pagan idols they're building.

One lady even suggested I add a link so people can find their congressmen and senators and send them a message demanding an end to H-1B's and legislation to make out-sourcing to India illegal. That was a great ides so I tweaked my original email to add that along with a short message about how Charlie Kirk had tweeted about H-1B's and India hurting Americans just days before he was murdered.



And I asked them to share the email and help spread the word to everyone they know. Here's hoping we got a guardian angle on our side now! Wouldn't it be awesome if this took off and we actually got Indian's banned from America again like they were back in the 1920's???

 

[Long Dong Silver 2025]

I do not really follow scambaiters as influencers and only watch their scam highlights and move on, I mostly just watch scammer revolts and occasionally browning and kitbooga. Could anyone explain to me why all these scambaiters seem to often collab, and reference each other, but scammerevolts is always ignored and treated as an outcast despite being bigger than most of them? Do they all hate him or what?

They probably REALLY do want to say it, but youtube is pozzed.

 

[888Flux]

MY GOOD SAAR

I bring you Best India Electrician. After Riding Telephone Kamba in Changrujeetesh I wire up Light for Full Display

 

[kim foxx]

An interesting point here is the ponzi scheme of this whole situation: Indians are getting full time jobs that let them reside in Canada where all they do as advise and facilitate Indian students coming to Canada. When they talk of degree mills going out of business, it appears as though the employees themselves are by and large Indians.

They do the same thing in America too. Unlike the Canadian practice of immediately granting PR to Indians who graduated from a scam college, they have to do 3 years of OPT (optional practical training) if they can't find someone to sponsor them for a H1B visa. OPT is the same as having a real job. For Indians who can't find a job that satisfies OPT requirements they end up just paying scam "consultancies" to issue fake paystubs that let them stay on the OPT clock while actually working at a gas station or driving for Uber Eats.

Indians will subvert any bureaucrat system based on rules and procedures given enough time.

 

[ZazietheBeast]

Well that, and they have to pay dowries on girls. Having lots of sons means your family gets money from marriage, having multiple daughters means your family can go bankrupt, and also the groom's family might threaten to set your newlywed daughter on fire if they think it will get them a bigger dowry (or so they can remarry the son to a girl from a wealthier family to get a bigger dowry).

No fucking wonder Jeets kill their daughters and why is it they have the reproductive habits of goblins. Their retarded gay little system discourages women being born. This kind of shit won't fly in the Feminist west since its the man who has to pay the woman.

Our elites aren't just huffing themselves to death with Jeet Jenkem. They're actively killing off whatever dream of dystopia they planning. Because in Jeetland, there's more men than women, they rot everything they touch, and the only reason they number into billions is because they're actively being fed a much more civilized world. Once that goes, Jeet deaths will overwhelm Jeet births.

It will end exactly like the I am Weasel Episode: "I Am Deity"

Spoiler: A 90s cartoon predicts the ending of a globalist future

TL;DR: Jeet domination = damnation of humanity.

 

[Xenu Warrior Princess]

Hey, we've been duped all this time!
India is great and tourists should all go there.
The problem is bloggers and websites controlled by Pakistan and China lying about India, making it appear to be dirty and dangerous.
Link Archive

 

[JayseeDenton]

You too fancy to use poop cup?

>implying indians don't just go on the floor

An Indian content farming account got 35.2 million views on a post saying that showers are useless:

Social media posters make me so racist it's unbelievable. If twitter had existed in the 1930s hitler would have had the entire anglosphere bending the knee to him.

 

[FILTH Tourist]

I do not really follow scambaiters as influencers and only watch their scam highlights and move on, I mostly just watch scammer revolts and occasionally browning and kitbooga. Could anyone explain to me why all these scambaiters seem to often collab, and reference each other, but scammerevolts is always ignored and treated as an outcast despite being bigger than most of them? Do they all hate him or what?

IDK who scammer revolts is but when I looked him up he has 1mil subscribers but most of his videos barely get any views.


IDK why they should colab with him, he either dropped off significantly or he bought subs.

 

[Ewan McGregor]

A little whitepill for me is thinking that our Big Brother wannabes seem to rely on indian enforcers.

 

[sheepworldvizor]

52-Year-Old Pakistani 'Conman' Arrested In US, Took Veteran Benefits Claiming He Was Deployed In Iraq​

‘Operation cheating’: UP cops caught cheating in legal knowledge test before official posting, video sparks outrage​

Indian-origin woman caught shoplifting at a Target store in Illinois​

Another

Indian woman in US caught stealing ₹1.1 lakh worth of items at Target in Illinois​

Another

$2,300 Diamond Bracelet, Designer Goods: Indian Woman Yogini Varma Caught Stealing In New Jersey, She Was Driving A Tesla​

Over 90,000 illegal Indian migrants arrested in US between October 2023 -September 2024: Report

Indian man accused of grenade attacks held in the US​

Smuggler Tried to Take 2,500 Live Turtles to India​

Another

Over 2,500 turtles seized in India sent back to S'pore, put down​

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani charged in US for alleged bribery, fraud​

Indian National Faces Life in Prison for Attempting to Entice a Minor​

Indian Nationals Convicted of Money Laundering Conspiracy That Took Life Savings from Victims in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana​

Two Indian Men Indicted for Delivering Over 400 Kilograms of Cocaine and 30 Kilograms of Methamphetamine​

Former Phoenix Children's Hospital worker accused of sexually exploiting minors, court documents allege​

Indian National Indicted for Transportation and Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material​

Indian National Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison for Attempting to Entice a Minor to Engage in Illegal Sexual Activity​

The DOJ charged a former Indian intelligence official in a foiled assassination plot​

Indian national arrested in scam targeting elderly Delaware County man​

Indian national extradited to US to face charges in Houston federal court for leadership role in multi-million dollar India-based call-center scam​

Anchorage man, Indian national charged in nine-year fraud, money laundering scheme​

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Indian national arrested in Franklin County after $30K scammed from elderly man​

Man (26) who attempted to abduct boy from Dublin apartment told to leave country​

 

[jimmybags]

Indian stops in the middle of traffic, gets out, pulls his phone out and chastises a guy for I guess tailgating him (the jeet only uploaded part of the video to make himself look the victim), so the truck driver slams him with the door and throws his scooter on the sidewalk found on r/TorontoDriving