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MUMBAI: Two men from Nepal ended up in police custody after paying Rs 40,000 each to a Delhi-based agent to help them in getting the visa and a no-objection certificate (NOC) from Nepal Embassy at New Delhi required for flying from India to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The two Karan Mahara (30) and Lal Singh Bhat (23) claimed that they are victims as they planned to take the flight from Mumbai as the ticket price is just one third (Rs 45,000 approximately) of what they have to shell out in their country to fly to Gulf nations, said the police.
The two flyers have been booked for forgery and that will attract seven years imprisonment if proved guilty.
Florida Immigration Group Pushes for Further TPS Protections
The Family Action Network Movement, a Haitian immigration advocacy group in Miami, believes TPS recipients need permanent protection.
The Department of Homeland Security announced last week that it would extend Temporary Protected Status until Oct. 4, 2021 for beneficiaries from El Salvador, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua and Sudan. Although the Family Action Network Movement, a Haitian immigration advocacy group in Miami, celebrated this announcement, Marleine Bastien, Executive Director of FANM, believes that TPS recipients need permanent protection. “FANM will continue to organize our members and fight for those in the Senate to pass The Dream and Promise Act,” she said. DHS said it was extending TPS “to ensure its continued compliance” with several U.S. district court orders. Caribbean National Weekly Network