Horror! African Man Killed By Indian Mob After He Was Accused Of Theft By Indian Woman (Video)

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A popular Nigerian business man identified as Sunny Mike aka sunny-surplus has been killed in India by a racist mob of Asian men after an Indian woman accused him of theft

asian hate of blacks, nigerian killed in india — Sunny Mike

A cut video of the horrific encounter showed a bleeding Sunny held against his wish by an Indian man as others slowly gathered him. In the video, he was also seen trying to gain his strength by leaning on a car as he looked very weak.

According to Nigeria Now, Sunny was attacked by a group of Indian men after an Indian woman accused him of theft. He was reportedly beaten to death at Palam, New Delhi

nigerian killed by indians — Sunny was lynched by a mob of Indian men after an Indian woman accused him of theft

At the end of the video, his Nigerian friends were at the hospital to confirm if he was truly the one, and sadly they confirmed it was him.

See the video after the cut:

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Another black man (A Nigerian) has been killed by an Indian racist. . . Sunny Mike aka Sunny-surplus, went out early in the morning to buy stuff and some group of guys attacked him, collected his things beat him up. . He tried running, but they caught up with him. He died of internal bleeding at the hospital but was able to say few things before giving up the ghost, GOD PUNISH ALL LOOTERS IN NIGERIA.

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