A special aircraft with 120 illegal Indian migrants exempted from the US landed at Amritsar Airport late on Saturday night. Of these, more than 60 are from Punjab and more than 30 from Haryana. Others are from Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. This is the second such batch of Indians who illegally enter the US, which has been deaned by the Trump administration.
Earlier on February 5, an American aircraft had landed in Amritsar with 104 illegal Indian immigrants. Of them, 33-33 were from Haryana and Gujarat and 30 from Punjab. Most of the exiles said that they wanted to settle in America to give better life to their family. The third aircraft are expected to land in Amritsar on Sunday (February 16) with 157 Indian people exempted from the US. 59 of them are from Haryana, 52 from Punjab, 31 from Gujarat and other states.
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Dunky caught in an attempt to enter America with route
All these people were caught on the limits while trying to enter America using ‘Dunkle Route’. In a viral video, in the first batch of illegal Indian immigrants deployed from America, people were seen cluttered in fetters. Opposition parties attacked the central government for this misconduct with illegal Indian immigrants. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had assured the opposition in Parliament that the Government of India is approaching the Trump administration to ensure that Indians exempted from the US should not be abused in any way.
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S. Jaishankar confirmed that the men and children were handcuffed and tied with chains. The Foreign Minister said that during the flight, all the deported people were given food and medicine. Political storm has arisen in Amritsar about the special aircraft bringing out of America exile Indians from America. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has criticized the central government for making the aircraft landing in Amritsar.
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PM Modi raised the issue of illegal immigration in US
The BJP dismissed the controversy and said that the opposition is presenting this issue exaggerated. During his recent visit to America, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue of illegal immigration and human trafficking. At a joint press conference with Donald Trump, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “Those who live illegally in other countries have no legal right to live there.” As far as India and America are concerned, we have always said that people who are verified and are really citizens of India- if they live illegally in America, then India is ready to withdraw them.
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