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On the X handle of the American border petrol chief Michael Bank, the shared video shows fetters in their hands and feet.
The C-17 plane of US military landed at Amritsar Airport in Punjab on February 5, with 104 Indians deployed from the US.
The chain was tied to the legs of these people, while the hands were also stunned in the fetters. The US border petrol chief Michael Bank has shared a video of it on its X handle. In this video, fetters can be seen clearly in the hands and feet of Indians.
This is the screen grab of the video posted on social media. In this, chains are tied to the feet of people climbing on the plane.
At St. Antonio Airport in Texas, he was offered them in a military plane by American military officials in such a situation. Between there, the 40 -hour journey between coming to India was decided by these people.
Some people told the media that they were asked to sit in a place in the plane. They were not allowed to go to the washroom. When people put a lot of emphasis, the crew of the plane took it with them to the washroom and opened the door and pushed it inside.
People told that they were given a little food, which had to be tied with hands. Those who were deployed were women and children. The plane between the US to India took a stop for refueling at four places, but the people sitting inside were not allowed to leave the plane.
The US military climbed Indians tied to the plane in a line.
30 people from Punjab and 33-33 people from Haryana-Gujarat
The plane consisted of 30 people from Punjab, 33-33 people from Haryana-Gujarat. 11 crew members and 45 American officials have also come together.
According to security officials of Amritsar Airport, these people were verified. From here, the Punjab Police was handed over after the immigration and clearance from the custom. Those delegated in Punjab were sent to their homes from police vehicles.
Out of these 104 illegal migrants, 48 are under 25 years of age. There are 13 minors, including 4 years old. Some people reaching Amritsar were taken to their village in police vehicles. People of the rest of the state were sent by flight. All these will never be able to go to 20 countries including America.
The US military aircraft left for San Antonio in the US at 3 am on 4 February.
America sent military aircraft for the first time According to Indian time, the US military aircraft left for San Antonio in the US at 3 am on 4 February. This is the first time the US used military aircraft to send immigrants. The US Air Force aircraft returned after about 3 and a half hours.
Earlier in different reports, it was claimed that the US has marked a total of 205 illegal Indians to send. They will be sent to India. A list of delegation of 186 Indians was also revealed. It is not clear yet where the remaining people are and when will be deployed.
Trump or ordered to be illegally residing after assuming the post of US President. About 6 crore rupees have been spent on sending Globemaster to India.
This is about six times more than the chartered flight.
PM Modi will go to America on 12 February According to the US Immigration and Custom Information, 19 thousand illegal migrant Indians will be deployed. Trump took this action when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to visit America on a two -day visit on 12 February. On 13 February, PM’s talks with Trump are proposed.
At the same time, Punjab Minister of NRI Affairs Kuldeep Dhaliwal went to Amritsar Airport and met the Deport people of Punjab. After which he said- PM Narendra Modi says that US President Donald Trump is his friend. They also went to promote them. They meet Trump and solve it.
Will never be able to go to 20 countries including America All these have biometric scans. In future, if they try to go to America even on a valid document, then there will be no visa. Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Britain, including 20 other countries, will not be able to go, as US visa policy is followed by about 20 countries.
(Tagstotranslate) Handcuffs and Chains Sent to Indians from America
