Rule is more like dicrimination for Asian.Rule says any immigrants outide EU needs to peak English, but what abount those comming from EU but cannot speak English.I think many of the EU nation citizens cannot speak good English.
RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by crazyguy on Mar 14, 2008 11:53 AM Permalink
This type of rule widely accepted by Govt of India also. you cannot carry any food to Australia but Australians cricketers bring all their food while coming to India and don't consume anything of India. indian cricketers were even punished for carrying dirty (?) shoes It is accepted by India for other countries also. we black/ brownies are responsible for all these nonsense happenings.
RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by Nandu on Mar 14, 2008 10:45 AM Permalink
EU is made to make Europe united despite different languages. I dont think India is part of Europe.
RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by S S on Mar 14, 2008 11:02 AM Permalink
I don't understand this...when UK itself is not part of EU why favor people from EU. Don't you think this is racial discrimination ? I don't see any other angle to this law.
RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by Gurdeep Singh on Mar 14, 2008 11:21 AM Permalink
You don't understand the concept of First world and the third world right!
RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by g reddy on Mar 14, 2008 11:34 AM Permalink
lalwani, check ur sources b4 u blow ur big horn in here. Uk has been part of european comission when it first formed with i think 11 countries and then has come to be known as european union now.
RE:RE:Immigrants from outside EU
by Ramesh Kumar on Mar 14, 2008 03:38 PM Permalink
Of course it is racial discrimination... They somehow don't mind losing jobs to "other" Europeans (read whites)... And surprisingly they did not grumble when all manufacturing jobs moved to china... Somehow India always attracts bad publicity... am not discussing reasons (in my opinion) because it will lead to political bashing and divert the issue...
RE:No English then dont come to UK
by Mysore on Mar 14, 2008 11:20 AM Permalink
How one person can learn english immediately ? Is English language that much easy to learn ?
RE:RE:No English then dont come to UK
by crazyguy on Mar 14, 2008 12:04 PM Permalink
So we also want the same like UK that everybody should know good English but not national language (which again is politically abandoned on southern India and accepted by Govt). Look through our own country and life. we are more colour/English sensitive than UK.
RE:No English then dont come to UK
by Abdul Bari on Mar 14, 2008 11:21 AM Permalink
agreed with u rebel, manglesh needs to improve his hinglish (english)
What is wrong with these restaurants paying for a three month course in English for the persons selected as Chefs prior to joining work in England? This would ensure that the person is better adjusted to his/her work conditions and is better able to do his job. This seems suspiciously as if the restaurant owners are indeed afraid to hire persons that can comprehend English.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by deepak on Mar 14, 2008 10:08 AM Permalink
BS...all these guys are Bangladeshis bringing in more & more Muslims so they can turn this now spineless nation into shariat. British mullahs constantly threaten to turn Britain Islamic....arrange for course on cooking.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Mahesh Patro on Mar 14, 2008 10:40 AM Permalink
I dont know much, but my 1 year experience in London and other part of UK says that they really dont hate muslims in fact they have strong reason to say no for Indians bcuz, they took their job. So intelligent people feels Muslims may take over UK in 50 years or so, that is the reason ther coming up with new rules. Ground reallty is most muslims were migrated to UK by marriage.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Sunny on Mar 14, 2008 09:51 AM Permalink
didn't u read properly ? they cannot hile "cooks" under the new law. period.
RE:RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Nirpinder Singh on Mar 14, 2008 10:16 AM Permalink
No. The law says that the person hired has to have a good knowledge of English. It seems that you are the person who can not read.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Skype net on Mar 14, 2008 10:01 AM Permalink
Stupid Sikh, Cooking is an art,it cannot be learnt by 3 months training. Some of the Indian cooks are Masters in thier job (Indian food),thats the reason they want to hire Indian origins.
Aap ki ghar ka roti,a madarasi(south Indian) bansakte hein kya?
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Sumanta Deb on Mar 14, 2008 10:45 AM Permalink
In the British context, "Indian" cooks actually mean Bangladeshis, 70% of "Indian" restaurants are actually owned by Bangladeshis and staffed by people from that country
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Kaushik Ganguli on Mar 14, 2008 11:18 AM Permalink
I think its good then - let all these Bangladeshi restaurants manned by Sylheti cooks close down and let them be deported from the UK. They have spoilt the pristine environment of the greatest nation in the world.
Once South Asians - mostly Pakistanis and Bangladeshis are out of England, then England can truly make progress and reclaim its pre - eminent position in the world.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by S S on Mar 14, 2008 11:31 AM Permalink
u should watch one of Russel Peters video. he says brits have a problem with south asians but they should understand that we did not invite them either. One fine day they just showed up and ruled for 300 years. When they left south asians said " hey hey where are u leaving now...we are laso coming with you(uninvited)..after all who will cook the curry for you in britain which u guys have got used to"
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by crazyguy on Mar 14, 2008 12:27 PM Permalink
Skype is more stupid than Nirpinder. Why you are bringing his religion/region etc in reply (note I an not a Sikh). Nirpinder has raised a very good point. Moreover you are pointing out a totally irrelevant subject of skill in cooking. Have you ever visited UK. Go there and see not even 10% of Chefs are not Indians but Bangladeshi/ Pakistanis.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Block Buster on Mar 14, 2008 10:36 AM Permalink
abey, wo 3 maheene mein Cooking seekhne ke liye nahi keh raha. 3 maheene mein English seekhne ke liye keh raha hai.
RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by ganesh shyam on Mar 14, 2008 10:20 AM Permalink
ur indeed stupid...cooking is an art & anybody can cook madrasi can make roti & viceversa sikh can make dosas...."common man don't start fighting amongst ourselves Indians..cheers
RE:RE:Curry crisis: Indian restaurant owners in UK protest immigration law
by Nirpinder Singh on Mar 14, 2008 10:18 AM Permalink
It seems that you too have a problem with reading. The training required is in English only . The UK wants all foreign workers to know English. This stops restaurants from hiring foreign workers who have no knowledge of English.
RE:RE:these Indians want to make more profit by exploiting indians
by Sameer Chandawat on Mar 14, 2008 09:47 AM Permalink
So what is the harm in that? friend we are living in a globalized world. To be competitive one has to lower the labour cost, which is 1 of the dimension. Apart from that, movement to other shore provides a source of employment to the Indian.
I also agree that London has imposed strict Visa restrictions bottlenecking the free movement of labour. I believe that this move will backfire them. With a very low population growth, a majority of British population will be requiring these very essential services provided by the Asians.
I believe the British authorities move will backfire em.
RE:these Indians want to make more profit by exploiting indians
by Tom Joe on Mar 14, 2008 09:56 AM Permalink
I think you r right, Gogo. If we are moving to another country, the basic thing would be to learn to speak their language - luckily English in this case. As Nirpinder too has written, these restaurents can offer an english course to prospective candidates. These owners want the chefs to be completely dependent on them.
