The official last Jewish family in Tamil Nadu has give up the Indian citizenships, to leave the country and has opted for nationalities of various other countries including the United States, reports a news agency. The news report says the family of Davvid Levi, a merchant navy engineer, has already left the country after taking up the citizenship of different countries. Levi, 42, holds a German passport also and is now busy in completing legal formalities and is expecting to migrate from India in a month. 

The report added the decision by the family to renounce the Indian citizenship came after an 'undesirable incident' in the month of June. A senior IPS official and son of a politician to is running a catering unit in the Levi's property in Besant Nagar on a rental basis. The owner who comes to know about the 'unsavoury' activities taking place at the property, asked the tenants to vacate the premises, which led to threats and attack. "A video of me bleeding from my head had gone viral among Jewish community members across the globe and we were advised to move out to a safer country," Levi said. 

Davvid’s great grandparents were victims of the holocaust. His family has been involved in trading of high-value gems and has a shared history with Fort St George and Rippon building. His grandmother is a physics teacher at IIT, Madras. “My mother Sarah still hopes to return here so she can be laid to rest alongside her ancestors," he said.

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