Indian citizens, who were riding in a military aircraft from the US, claimed that their hands and feet were tied with fetters during the entire visit. About 104 Indian citizens were sent back by the US Air Force C-17 globalmaster aircraft due to illegal coming to the US. The aircraft landed at Amritsar Airport at 01:55 pm on Wednesday.
American military aircraft handcuffs and fetters in the legs
On Wednesday, an American military aircraft landed at Amritsar Airport with 104 deals with 19 women and 13 minors, amidst the action of Donald Trump on illegal immigrants. One of the exiled, Jaspal Singh, a 36 -year -old man from Gurdaspur, Punjab, said that he was opened only after landing in Amritsar. He told the news agency PTI, “We felt that we were being taken to another camp. Then a police officer told us that we are being taken to India. We were tied to handcuffs and legs. They were opened. ” Singh said that he was kept in custody in the US for 11 days before he was sent back home.
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Exiled Indians told the condition of their journey
However, earlier on Wednesday, the government investigated a picture, which was widely shared on social media with the claim that Indian migrants were handcuffed during exile and chains were tied to their feet, and Said that it was actually of the citizens of Guatemala, not Indians. Jaspal Singh was among many other Indians who were caught by the US border patrol on the Mexican border on 24 January. He said that he was cheated by a travel agent who promised to legally send him to America.
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Visa agents cheated
Jaspal said, “I had asked the agent to send with the appropriate visa, but he cheated me,” he said that the deal was done for Rs 30 lakh. “A huge amount was spent. Money was borrowed.” Another person exempted from Punjab, Harvinder Singh, said that before reaching Mexico, he was taken via Qatar, Brazil, Peru, Columbia, Panama and Nicaragua. While traveling from Mexico to America, we crossed the hills. A boat carrying me and others was about to turn into the sea, but we survived. Harvinder also said that he saw a person dying and drowning in the sea in the forest of Panama. Another person exempted from Punjab reported that his “Rs 30,000-35,000 clothes were stolen” during the US’s ‘Donkey Marg’ visit “.
Out of the first batch of 104 illegal immigrants, 33 were from Haryana, 33 from Gujarat, 30 from Punjab, three from Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh and two from Chandigarh. The exiles included 19 women and 13 minors, including a four -year -old boy and two girls aged five and seven. The incident of deporting Indian immigrants from the US took place a few days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington for extensive talks with President Donald Trump. According to sources, US officials have prepared a list of 18,000 illegal Indians to be sent back to India.