Immigration officials separately caught three Indians who landed in Kempagowda International Airport (KIA) from Kuala Lampur with fake visas.
Arashdeep Singh (20) and Lakshvir Singh from Punjab, flew to Malaysia on tourist visas but stayed illegally there for ten months to work.
The duo said they paid Rs 2.5 lakh in total to a Punjabi agent who secured them a tourist visa and they met a contact in Malaysia who employed them as security guards for ten months. As they worked without salary, they found themselves in a financial crunch and decided to return.
Officials said the two men paid 4700 Malaysian Ringgits to get their visas stamped to return to India. The visas had already expired.
During the clearance process, immigration officials found the fake visa stamps and booked the duo under various sections of the Passport Act. The men were remanded to judicial custody.
08/08/19 Deccan Herald
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Arashdeep Singh (20) and Lakshvir Singh from Punjab, flew to Malaysia on tourist visas but stayed illegally there for ten months to work.
The duo said they paid Rs 2.5 lakh in total to a Punjabi agent who secured them a tourist visa and they met a contact in Malaysia who employed them as security guards for ten months. As they worked without salary, they found themselves in a financial crunch and decided to return.
Officials said the two men paid 4700 Malaysian Ringgits to get their visas stamped to return to India. The visas had already expired.
During the clearance process, immigration officials found the fake visa stamps and booked the duo under various sections of the Passport Act. The men were remanded to judicial custody.
08/08/19 Deccan Herald
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