Third lot 112 illegal immigrants from US land at Amritsar
A US plane carrying 112 illegal immigrants from India landed late on Sunday night at Sri Guru Ramdasji International Airport in Amritsar amid tight security.
A US plane carrying 112 illegal immigrants from India landed late on Sunday night at Sri Guru Ramdasji International Airport in Amritsar amid tight security.
The Delhi unit of the Congress on Friday filed a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) regarding the "inhuman treatment" of Indian illegal immigrants deported from the United States.
India has registered its ''concern'' with the United States over the manner in which 104 Illegal Indian immigrants were transported to Amritsar in a military aircraft, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Friday.
As many as 104 illegal Indian immigrants in the United States landed on Wednesday at Sri Guru Ramdasji International Airport in the holy city of Amritsar in the US military plane C-17, according to sources.
His remarks came in the wake of US President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigrants in the country.
The Central District Police on Monday stated that it has apprehended nine Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in the national Capital for deportation. With this the number of illegal immigrants from the neighbouring country arrested in the last five days rose to over 50.
Leader of the Opposition in Delhi Assembly Vijender Gupta on Friday slammed the Aam Aadmi Party for allegedly giving shelter to the illegal immigrants and Rohingyas, who Gupta claimed are the reasons behind the rise in crime across the national capital.
The Uttar Pradesh Police believes that over 9,000 suspected Rohingya have been living illegally in various districts across the state after sneaking in through northeastern states.
Highlighting the sacrifice and contributions of Lachit Borphukan and other important personalities in Assam, the Home Minister said steps were taken to remember Borphukan and other prominent personalities.
According to an ICE report, the US deported 611 Indian nationals in 2018, which rose over two-and-a-half times to 1,616 in 2019.
