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Indian consulate vandalised in Oz

The Indian consulate in Melbourne has been targeted in an act of vandalism with the Indian High Commission in Canberra raising the issue with the Australian authorities on Friday The consulate premises in Melbourne have previously been the site of...

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Melbourne, Updated At : 03:45 AM Apr 12, 2025 IST

The Indian consulate in Melbourne has been targeted in an act of vandalism with the Indian High Commission in Canberra raising the issue with the Australian authorities on Friday The consulate premises in Melbourne have previously been the site of similar provocations, with slogans defacing the premises in past years during periods of heightened international tension, The Australia Today reported.

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