Ahmedabad: As many as three people, including a couple, were deported to Ahmedabad from the US, after they were found to have migrated there illegally. Police said all three, two of whom are women, are natives of Mehsana district.
According to the bureau of immigration’s in-charge immigration officer for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Yashwantkumar Chauhan with Sardarnagar police, 62-year-old Raman Patel and his wife Kamu had landed at the city’s international airport by Air India flight AI-031 on Thursday night.
While passing through immigration, the natives of Nichlovaas in Ambliyasan, Mehsana were found to have been travelling with emergency certificates issued in Chicago on March 17.
While Raman had two passports — one Indian issued in September 1998 and another American issued in December 2009, which expired in December 2010 — Kamu’s Indian passport from July 1999 had expired in July 2009. However, none of their passports had any arrival or departure stamps from either country, nor did either of them have any official visa documentation. This led the authorities to suspect that they had travelled to the US on fake papers, said the police.
30/03/14 Daily News & Analysis
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According to the bureau of immigration’s in-charge immigration officer for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Yashwantkumar Chauhan with Sardarnagar police, 62-year-old Raman Patel and his wife Kamu had landed at the city’s international airport by Air India flight AI-031 on Thursday night.
While passing through immigration, the natives of Nichlovaas in Ambliyasan, Mehsana were found to have been travelling with emergency certificates issued in Chicago on March 17.
While Raman had two passports — one Indian issued in September 1998 and another American issued in December 2009, which expired in December 2010 — Kamu’s Indian passport from July 1999 had expired in July 2009. However, none of their passports had any arrival or departure stamps from either country, nor did either of them have any official visa documentation. This led the authorities to suspect that they had travelled to the US on fake papers, said the police.
30/03/14 Daily News & Analysis
