tumpang sekole...?: Mangsa tak mau doktor rawatnya pasai doktor tu 'keling'...

Kerana terbawa dengan sikap perkauman, seorang lelaki tua yang terlibat dalam satu kemalangan jalan raya enggan disentuh dan dirawat oleh seorang doktor wanita, hanya kerana berbangsa India.

Perkara ini dikongsikan oleh doktor wanita berkenaan, Shalini Paramaswaran menerusi posting di Facebooknya pada 30 Disember lalu, yang nyata kecewa dengan sikap individu itu.

Dr Shalini memaklumkan, ketika sedang memandu selepas tamat waktu bekerja, beliau ternampak satu kemalangan yang membabitkan lelaki tua tersebut yang menaiki motorsikal ketikan cuba membuat pusingan-U.

Beliau bergegas mahu membantu mangsa, namun niat sucinya itu ditolak oleh mangsa kerana bangsanya, dan dalam masa yang sama menyebut perkataan 'ke****', yang merupakan satu istilah yang menghina seseorang yang berasal dari India.

Tersentak dengan kata-kata itu, Dr Shalini segera ke tepi dan menghubungi ambulans supaya bantuan masih dapat diberikan kepada lelaki itu.

Apabila pihak paramedik sampai untuk memberikan bantuan dan memanggilnya dengan panggilan Doktor, lelaki itu dengan tidak semena-mena terus berpaling kepada Dr Shalini sambil memberikan kebenaran untuk menyentuhnya.

"Saya tak tahu anda seorang doktor. Kalau doktor boleh sentuh.

Dr Shalini seolah-olah kesal dengan kejadian tersebut dan berkata;

"Sebelum mengenali saya sebagai seorang doktor, saya adalah seorang 'Ke****' yang menjijikkan, sekaligus tidak boleh menyentuh dia.

"Tetapi apabila kenal saya seorang doktor, dia berikan saya senyuman dan meminta maaf. Penyakit mentaliti di kalangan sesetengah orang," tulisnya - Siakapkeli.my

Accident Victim Refuses A Doctor's Help, Saying He Doesn't Want A "Keling" To Touch Him...

When you stop your car to help an accident victim, being hurled with racist remarks is not even the least of things you would expect.

However, in a country where even the elected representatives of the rakyat don't think twice before uttering racially charged remarks and statements, one would do good to expect treated differently.

On the night of 29 December, Shalini Paramaswaran, a doctor by profession, was driving home from work when she noticed an old Malay uncle falling from his bike while attempting to make a U-turn

Shalini narrated the incident in a Facebook post on 30 December.

In front of the crowd that had gathered there, the accident victim refused the good doctor's help, saying, "Aku taknak keling datang dekat aku ke, tolong aku ke, banyak orang boleh tolong" (I don't want a 'keling' coming near me, or to help me, others can help me)

At which point she moved away as members of the public were also asking her to walk away. The shell-shocked doctor, however, proceeded to call an ambulance. Upon arrival of the medical unit, Dr Shalini briefed the paramedic who attended to the injured victim.

Overhearing the exchange, the man then smiled and said:
"Saya taktahu awak doktor. Doktor boLeh sentuh."(I didn't know you were a doctor. Doctor can touch.)

Expressing her disbelief, Shalini ended her post saying:
"Before knowing I'm a doctor, I was a disgusting 'keling', cannot touch. After knowing, all the smiles n sorry…"

While it goes without saying that the uncle was not just a racist he also displayed his double standards, what's obvious is that Shalini's post has struck a nerve with everyday Malaysians of all races. - says.com