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How A Perfume Bottle Mistaken For Opium Landed An Indian Man In Visa Trouble
Kapil Raghu, an Indian man living in the US, was wrongly detained after police mistook his perfume for opium. Although charges have been dropped, he is now seeking to restore his visa.
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Indian Woman Deported From US, Was Denied Bed At Detention Centre: Lawyer
A 73-year-old Sikh woman from Punjab, Harjit Kaur, was among deportees from the United States who landed in India Thursday evening.
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"No Food, Toilet": 56 Indians In Georgia Treated "Like Cattle", Alleges Tourist
A woman has alleged that a group of 56 Indian travellers were subjected to "most inhuman behaviour" by Georgian authorities while attempting to enter the country from Armenia.
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Who Is Harjit Kaur, 73-year-old Indian Grandmother Detained "Without Warning" in US
Amid US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration, Harjit Kaur, a 73-year-old Indian origin grandmother, was detained by immigration authorities in California when she went for a routine check-in with the US agency.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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"In Touch With Authorities": India On Man Being Pinned Down At US Airport
The government has reacted strongly to a social media post claiming that an Indian national has been detained at Newark Airport in New Jersey, formally raising the matter with the US Embassy in New Delhi, top sources revealed on Tuesday.
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"Made A Sub-Human Of Me": Indian Scholar Recounts Torture In US Detention
Suri described his experience in detention as "Kafka-esque," saying he was chained everywhere - wrist, ankles, and body. "I was chained - my ankles, my wrist, my body. Everything was chained."
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No, An Indian National Wasn't Caught Trying To Start A Fire In Los Angeles
Social media users are circulating a 47-second video showing police officers detaining an individual with the claim that he is an Indian national named "Bhuvesh Patel," who was caught attempting to start a fire for looting in Woodland Hills.
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"On US Request": Czech Republic To NDTV On Indian Arrested In Murder Plot
The Indian man charged in an alleged plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun had been detained at the request of the United States, the government of the Czech Republic has told NDTV.
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Indians Trafficked From Canada To US? 7 Detained, Bodies Found
Seven illegal immigrants -- some of them suspected to be Indian nationals -- have been found by the US authorities near the US-Canada border in Minnesota.
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90 More Students, Mostly From India, Arrested From Fake US University
US Federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 foreign students, mostly from India, enrolled in a fake university established by the United States government to check immigration fraud, a media report has said.
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Indian Man Detained For Running Fake Marriage Racket In US For Visa
An Indian man in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of running a fake marriage racket through which he helped illegal immigrants, mostly Indians, to get married to American citizens, and helping them stay in the country.
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30 Students Return To Andhra, Telangana From US After Others Arrested
At least 30 students from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have returned from the US. They were those who were not detained or served notices by the US authorities in the "pay-to-stay" scam, according to Telugu organisations.
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Consular Access To 117 Of 129 Indian Students Detained In US Obtained: Centre
India has obtained consular access to 117 of the 129 of students detained in the US for enrolling in a fake university. The government said legal assistance is being extended to them.
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US Says Indian Students Arrested In Visa Scam Were "Aware Of Their Crime"
All 130 foreign students, including 129 Indians who were detained for enrolling in a fake university, were aware that they were committing a crime to fraudulently remain in the US, the State Department has said, days after India issued a demarche to the American Embassy in New Delhi.
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How A Perfume Bottle Mistaken For Opium Landed An Indian Man In Visa Trouble
Kapil Raghu, an Indian man living in the US, was wrongly detained after police mistook his perfume for opium. Although charges have been dropped, he is now seeking to restore his visa.
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Indian Woman Deported From US, Was Denied Bed At Detention Centre: Lawyer
A 73-year-old Sikh woman from Punjab, Harjit Kaur, was among deportees from the United States who landed in India Thursday evening.
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"No Food, Toilet": 56 Indians In Georgia Treated "Like Cattle", Alleges Tourist
A woman has alleged that a group of 56 Indian travellers were subjected to "most inhuman behaviour" by Georgian authorities while attempting to enter the country from Armenia.
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Who Is Harjit Kaur, 73-year-old Indian Grandmother Detained "Without Warning" in US
Amid US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration, Harjit Kaur, a 73-year-old Indian origin grandmother, was detained by immigration authorities in California when she went for a routine check-in with the US agency.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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"In Touch With Authorities": India On Man Being Pinned Down At US Airport
The government has reacted strongly to a social media post claiming that an Indian national has been detained at Newark Airport in New Jersey, formally raising the matter with the US Embassy in New Delhi, top sources revealed on Tuesday.
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"Made A Sub-Human Of Me": Indian Scholar Recounts Torture In US Detention
Suri described his experience in detention as "Kafka-esque," saying he was chained everywhere - wrist, ankles, and body. "I was chained - my ankles, my wrist, my body. Everything was chained."
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No, An Indian National Wasn't Caught Trying To Start A Fire In Los Angeles
Social media users are circulating a 47-second video showing police officers detaining an individual with the claim that he is an Indian national named "Bhuvesh Patel," who was caught attempting to start a fire for looting in Woodland Hills.
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"On US Request": Czech Republic To NDTV On Indian Arrested In Murder Plot
The Indian man charged in an alleged plot to kill Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun had been detained at the request of the United States, the government of the Czech Republic has told NDTV.
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Indians Trafficked From Canada To US? 7 Detained, Bodies Found
Seven illegal immigrants -- some of them suspected to be Indian nationals -- have been found by the US authorities near the US-Canada border in Minnesota.
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90 More Students, Mostly From India, Arrested From Fake US University
US Federal law enforcement agencies have arrested 90 foreign students, mostly from India, enrolled in a fake university established by the United States government to check immigration fraud, a media report has said.
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Indian Man Detained For Running Fake Marriage Racket In US For Visa
An Indian man in the US has pleaded guilty to the charges of running a fake marriage racket through which he helped illegal immigrants, mostly Indians, to get married to American citizens, and helping them stay in the country.
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30 Students Return To Andhra, Telangana From US After Others Arrested
At least 30 students from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have returned from the US. They were those who were not detained or served notices by the US authorities in the "pay-to-stay" scam, according to Telugu organisations.
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Consular Access To 117 Of 129 Indian Students Detained In US Obtained: Centre
India has obtained consular access to 117 of the 129 of students detained in the US for enrolling in a fake university. The government said legal assistance is being extended to them.
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US Says Indian Students Arrested In Visa Scam Were "Aware Of Their Crime"
All 130 foreign students, including 129 Indians who were detained for enrolling in a fake university, were aware that they were committing a crime to fraudulently remain in the US, the State Department has said, days after India issued a demarche to the American Embassy in New Delhi.
