These are tought times for those who are either employed or self employed due to Brexit-inspired insecurities. For owners of either residential or commercial properties or those in business who have borrowed a little bit more in the good times they are really worried, as far as I know, about the repayment capacity and consequences if things go wrong.
In the Jewish community as well as in some Indian communities like Ismailis, Bohras and Lohanas I am informed that there are community setups which can give advice and guidance for those in such a dire situation.
As far as I know there is no national or community based relief available for Indians especially the Hindu comminity.
May I request you to publish if there are such organisations available to help people in such a delicate period?
I would also suggest that if there are any such organisations that they please inform Asian Voice so that their services can be published.
Business men are aware that what goes down can go up but the most crucial point is how to handle things when the going gets tough especially when it’s not because of one’s own fault or inabilities but because, in this instatnce, the British govenment’s series of blunders vis a vis the EU debate, referendum and now Brexit negotiations which look like in a very difficult patch.
Anil Rajesh
Northwood, Middlesex
