Eggs on the head: exempt the senators, warn the young
09 April 2019, 22:25 BDT
Australian Senator Fraser Anning has beaten young man in self-defense after breaking the eggs on his head. In this regard, the country's police exempted Senator Fraser from the charge. The young man was warned. This information was given in the BBC Online report on Tuesday.
The Australian right-wing senator Fraser made a comment on the latest attack on New York's Christchurch mosque . In response to comments, a young boy broke his eggs on his head. Suddenly, the young man scrambled and killed Keinghousi Senator Fraser. Later, a security officer removed Fraser.
The video of the incident is viral. The debate started in Australia on whether Senator Fraser or the young should be punished for this incident.
Senator Fraser criticized the Senate for the comments he made last week.
Today's police decides to take action on the matter. They say that no one will be charged against Senator Fraser and young people.
Police said Senator Fraser's behavior was considered defensive by reviewing the overall situation. There was no link to the charges against him in this incident.
But the police officially warned the 17-year-old young man
Senator Fraser of Queensland State of Australia. After a terrorist attack on Christchurch, he gave a statement. It said that leftist politicians and media will blame firearms or nationalistic ideas for the attack by Christchurch. But this is very traditional thinking. Muslim migration is largely responsible for the Christchurch attack.
There is a storm of condemnation in the whole world. In response to this comment, a young Fraser broke an egg while talking to journalists at the Murabin Residential Area in Melbourne. At the time the media camera was going on and the young man himself started recording video of his camera before doing this.
Someone criticized the young man after the incident. But he went online to the hero. His name became 'Egg Boy'.
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