Chandigarh: They had actually desired for resolving in the United States for a much better life yet they returned in ‘irons’, looking at a stark future. Many of the refugees, that remained in the United States armed forces airplane that landed at the Amritsar airport terminal on Saturday bring 116 unlawful Indian immigrants, claimed their family members set up large amounts of cash by either marketing or mortgaging their ranch land or by obtaining from their family members, just to send them to the United States.
Among the fresh set of refugees, 65 were from Punjab, 33 from Haryana, 8 from Gujarat, 2 each from Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, and one each from Himachal Pradesh and Jammu andKashmir Sourav (20 ), that reached his town Chandiwala in Punjab’s Ferozepur area on Sunday, claimed he was captured by the United States authorities as attempted to get in the nation by going across the approach January 27. He left home for the United States on December 17 in 2014.
“We were kept in a camp (detention centre) for 18 days,” Sourav claimed, including that their cellphones were removed. “A day before yesterday, we were told that we will be shifted to another camp. When we were put into a plane, they said we are being taken to India,” Sourav claimed.
Stating that his family members invested Rs 45-46 lakh to send him to abroad, Sourav claimed, “Two acres of farm land were sold and money was borrowed from a commission agent.” Sharing information regarding his trip, he claimed he was required to United States boundary using Amsterdam, Panama, and Mexico.
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On whether they were bound en course to Amritsar, Sourav claimed, “We were handcuffed and our legs were chained.” Harjit Singh, that comes from Khanowal Ghuman town in Gurdaspur area, was deported from the United States in addition to his relative. “We reached home at around 6 am today,” he claimed.
“We were caught while crossing the US border on January 27 and kept at a detention centre for 18 days. We were deported on February 13, handcuffed with our legs chained,” he claimed. Harjit claimed his family members invested Rs 90 lakh on him and his relative for them to head to the United States.
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“We were assured that we will be taken to America legally, but we were not,” Harjit claimed.Mantaj Singh (22), a local of Bodal town in Hoshiarpur area, claimed he was captured by the United StatesBorder Patrol as quickly as he attempted to get in the United States, including that he was taken there using ‘donkey course’– a prohibited and dangerous path utilized by travelers to get in the United States.
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The moms and dads of Sahil Preet Singh, a local of Behbal Bahadur town in Kapurthala area, claimed they invested Rs 40-45 lakh for sending their boy abroad. Claiming that a traveling representative deceived them, Sahil’s mom Harvinder Kaur claimed the family members set up the cash by marketing farming land and gold accessories, and by obtaining from their family members.
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She likewise required thePunjab federal government to provide a task to his boy and submit a criminal instance versus the deceptive representative. Jaswinder Singh from Dharamkot town in Moga area left home for the United States virtually 45 days back. A sarpanch from his town claimed the family members offered one-and-a-half acres of land, increased Rs 45 lakh, provided it to a traveling representative that subsequently deceived them.
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Many on Amritsar 5, a lot of them from February, had likewise claimed they wished to move to the United States for a much better life for their households yet were deceived by their representatives.Punjab
