TOI correspondent from London: A six-year-old Indian-origin woman and an Indian sous chef are the newest victims within the ongoing spate of racist assaults focusing on Indian nationals and Indian-origin Irish individuals in Eire.The woman, whose household hail from Kottayam, Kerala, was taking part in exterior her home in Waterford Metropolis, southeast Eire, with mates at 7.30pm on Monday night when a gang of boys and one woman known as her a “soiled Indian” and advised her to “return to India”. She was born in Eire. 5 of the gang additionally punched her within the face, hit her non-public elements with a bicycle, punched her neck and twisted her hair.Her mom moved to Eire eight years in the past from Kottayam to work as a nurse along with her husband and just lately grew to become an Irish citizen.The mom stated the gang was made up of boys aged 12 to 14 and a woman aged eight. She stated her daughter got here house in floods of tears and is now too scared to play exterior. She advised the Irish Mirror: “I by no means anticipated that such an incident would occur. I believed she can be protected right here. Even in entrance of our personal home she will’t play safely. I’m a nurse, I’m doing my finest to handle individuals. I do my work and I’m 100% skilled. I modified my citizenship, however nonetheless we’re known as soiled individuals and even my youngsters will not be protected. We got here right here to fill a labour hole. We’re professionals — we now have all of the certificates…”The mom studied BSc Nursing at College of Calicut and went to Mount Carmel Larger Secondary Faculty in Kottayam.“Gardaí (Irish nationwide police) responded to a report of an alleged assault within the Kilbarry space of Waterford metropolis on the night of Monday 4 August. Investigations are ongoing,” a Garda spokesperson advised TOI.On Wednesday morning Laxman Das from Kolkata, who works as a sous chef on the Anantara The Marker Dublin resort, was assaulted close to the Hilton Lodge by three individuals whereas on his option to work. He was taken to St Vincent’s College Hospital. His telephone, money and electrical bike had been stolen.These come following a spate of assaults in opposition to Indians in Eire in latest weeks — on July 19, July 24, July 27, and on Aug 1 when a cab driver was assaulted.The Gardaí stated they’re nonetheless investigating these assaults and nobody has been arrested.