had come from a far country, and when he lost precarious employment found himself alone, homeless. One day in mid-winter's three boys have pulled gasoline and lit the fire. Many will remember the story of Navtej Singh Sidhe, the 'Indian burned "in the station of Neptune, on January 31 last year. It was believed that he would survive, but doctors have struggled with him and then watched for months. Now he's back in the winter and Navtej can say that there made it. Only to survive but, because his legs can no longer be said that at least for a few months and must remain in a wheelchair. But now he has to leave the rehab facility that hosted Telese Terme in these months. The 24 or December 25 are the days when his resignation is expected. On a sobering and perhaps save this boy of 35 years. Perhaps no one has the courage to bring it back on the street, that day. Maybe. Why the generosity expressed by the institutions in the days of media attention has so far remained words. The mayor of Rome Gianni Alemanno, the mayor of Neptune and Alessio Key, assured him a home, while Senate President Renato Schifani, had promised him a job. "But nothing has arrived, and we do not know what to do when he will be released from the hospital," the complaint Balray Singh, representative of the community 'Sikh of Rome and a member of the council's religious capital, which took the Indian Embassy in charge follow the health and legal affairs of Navtej on behalf of his family. "We kept asking what was promised, but no answers - he adds - especially alderman Social Services of Neptune, Domenico Cianfriglia, which continues to reassure us, but so far there has only words." As for work, Singh said that "now can only do a quiet job, enabling him to sit ", and calls back to the solidarity of the institutions or persons. But the most urgent, is housing. Singh recounts the trial of the three boys, who followed: it was given the first sentence of 5 years, the youngest, who has confessed, while the two adults there will be a hearing in the coming days. But concern remains high for the racism to which they are continually subject of his country, agricultural workers in areas of Anzio , Aprilia and Lavinio: "What happens more often - he says - is that when the evening come home by bike, some guys in the car, stop opening the doors and push them to the ground. "The kids sometimes hurt as a result of such attacks, which occur at least twice a month, though they usually do not report because they are afraid to go to the police, if you do not have the documents. "
also appeared on Rome today Epolis
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