Isreali cafe in india dont serve indians in kasol(india)

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Emptyheart

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Arre there are many restaurants/hotels in India where Indians are not allowed ... That's d rule there

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~*sindhu*~

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: colossial2015

Can you name the five stars which did not allow people to enter as per the clothes. As a hotelier the only things we see is that the guest should be able to pay for services, he/she is not extremely intoxicated and the person is not carrying firearms, drugs and alcohol with themselves.

. That is exactly what is expected from hotel staffs but rude and bad people are found everywhere. They just decide that u can't based on your appearances and rudely let u know this is not the kind of place for u . Same behaviour happens in shopping malls too . They indirectly let u know that u r not welcome. Its bad staff and not really a policy. But I believe this cafe has a policy of serving foreigners only. It was in some articles I read few months back. Apparently its allowed so whatever.

It was hotel Sojourn...

And Kasol is also not the only place to do so. Take a look

http://www.scoopwhoop.com/inothernews/indians-are-banned-in-india/

Edited by ~*sindhu*~ - 9 years ago

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VintageWine

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Disgusting! I hate such ppl... Which ever country it maybe... You just don't shut the door on them! Assholes!

Ek toh humare desh mein rahe te hai aur hum se aise harkatein?

I wish such ppl are shown the door!

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: VintageWine
Disgusting! I hate such ppl... Which ever country it maybe... You just don't shut the door on them! Assholes!
Ek toh humare desh mein rahe te hai aur hum se aise harkatein?
I wish such ppl are shown the door!

There were reports about some Goan Shacks practising such behaviour of excluding Indian customers and favouring Russian drug addicts. Such practices are also there in many places in India like in Pondicherry and Chennai.

http://www.scoopwhoop.com/inothernews/indians-are-banned-in-india/

Indians Are Banned At These 5 Places In India!

Recently we ran a story of an Israeli cafe in Kasol that does not allow Indians. We did a little digging and we found that this isn't the only place in the country with this restricted entry!

It seems hard to believe, especially on the week after we celebrated our Independence Day, but yes, this is true. We understand that hotels and organizations reserve the right to admission, but here are a few instances when people took it to a whole other level.

1. Uno-In Hotel, Bangalore was a hotel set up exclusively for Japanese people

The Uno-In Hotel was set up in Bangalore in 2012 in association with the Nippon Infrastructure company to cater to the needs of the growing corporate Japanese population in the city. But it shot to fame in early 2014 after a number of incidents where the hotel staff allegedly stopped Indians from entering the roof-top restaurant. The hotel was soon shut down by the Greater Bangalore City Corporation on charges of racial discrimination.

Source: BangaloreMirror

2. Free Kasol Cafe in Kasol refuses to serve Indians

For an area that is well-known for its laid back attitude and for being a chill-out zone for Indians and foreigners alike, a cafe that discriminates against people based on their passport seems like something of an aberration .

Source: Facebook

3. "Foreigners Only" beaches in Goa

A number of beach shack owners in Goa openly discriminate against Indian beach-goers. They justify it by saying they're "saving beachwear-clad foreign guests from lusty gazes", presumably because only Indians are capable of "lusty gazes".

Source: DeccanChronicle

4. A certain lodge in Chennai (name withheld)

We came across this story on the Deccan Herald . Although the hotel has been given the pseudonym of Highlands, we believe it may refer to the Broadlands Lodge in Triplicane. A former Nawab's residence, the hotel only serves customers who possess a foreign passport.

Source: AwardsDaily

5. Pondicherry's "Foreigners Only" beaches

After Goa, Pondicherry is probably one of the most famous coastal getaways in India. The pristine beaches surrounded by the beautiful French and and Indian architecture make it a preferred location for both Indians and foreigners. But just like in Goa some beaches have been demarcated exclusively for "Foreign Nationals " .

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grao

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Posted: 9 years ago

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WOw.. this is news to me and also shocking, as an Indian, why cannot we go wherever we want to ? it is not that they don't pay for the services or anything... and they encourage only foreigners ?? like really?