He said he was frustrated, because he had spent years telling Indian people that it was a “misconstrued perception” that Australians were racist. He said when he first heard that he could be criminally charged if he returned, he thought “it must be a prank or something”. Photograph: AAPīusinessman Ramana Akula flew to Chennai four months ago, in January, for an urgent work issue, when the Covid situation in India was very different.Īkula, an Australian citizen who has lived in Australia for 30 years, said he planned to stay for three months – and that this was in fact a requirement that the Australian government gave him when he applied for an exemption to leave the country. Akula, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, flew to India for an urgent work issue in January. Ramana Akula (second from right) with his wife and two sons at the Grampians in Victoria. “How can it be criminal to return to our home? To be honest, I feel like it was a dream when I got my residency and stepped into Australia, and now it looks like it really was just a dream.” Ramana Akula – stranded in Chennai The couple want the government to establish both a long-term quarantine facility, as well as a short-term quarantine site, possibly Christmas Island, to accept arrivals from India immediately. “The government needs to know the pain we are in.” I have bought a house, put all my savings and built my life there. “It’s like your mother denying your existence. Vamshi moved to Australia in recent years and has permanent residency, but after the Australian government’s determination to make returning to Australia a criminal offence, he is reconsidering his feelings about his adopted homeland. “I’m am just breathing heavily through my mask, which now covers both my face and my future.” The government needs to know the pain we are in Vamshi Parepalli Now Vamshi, who is worried he will lose his job if the ban is extended, is running out of money and is trying desperately to get his mother vaccinated to protect her from the outbreak. His in-laws and one of his uncles has contracted coronavirus, and his aunt died from the virus recently. Vamshi, 32, fears for his family’s safety if they contract Covid. Now the three of them are stuck in the middle of India’s devastating outbreak. I would have been happily living in Australia amidst this second wave in India if my mother was given exemption,” Vamshi said.
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