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Why did idi amin expell asians from Uganda?
Asked by radha sharma,
17 Jan 04:45 pm
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The President of Uganda, Idi Amin, ordered the expulsion of his country's Indian and Pakistani minority, giving them 90 days to leave Uganda. Amin said that he had had a dream in which God told him to order the expulsion.
The ethnic cleansing of Indians in Uganda was conducted in an Indophobic climate in which the Ugandan government claimed that the Indians were hoarding wealth and goods to the detriment of indigenous Africans and "sabotaging" the Ugandan economy....and hence should be expelled....
Answered by Pradipta pati, 17 Jan 04:54 pm
The ethnic cleansing of Indians in Uganda was conducted in an Indophobic climate in which the Ugandan government claimed that the Indians were hoarding wealth and goods to the detriment of indigenous Africans and "sabotaging" the Ugandan economy....and hence should be expelled....
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