Anti-Indian stickers reading 'Remigration now' spark row in Australia

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Stickers carrying anti-Indian messages and the slogan 'Remigration now' have appeared in Australia, drawing criticism and prompting a public row. The material has been widely condemned as racist by community members and commentators. The episode has renewed debate about xenophobia and the targeting of migrant communities in the country. The source article, published by the Times of India, reports on the controversy and the reactions it has generated.

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