Fury in India over us allegedly flying deporters in half the world in handcuffs and leg chains

New Delhi – Proceedings in the Indian Parliament were disturbed on Thursday, while opposition MPs protested against the alleged harassment of Trump’s administration over 100 Indian migrants who were deported to the US military aircraft back to the ground – obviously in foxes and ankle chain.

The US military plane carried by 104 deported Indian migrants arrived on Wednesday in the northern Indian city of Amritsar, the first such flight to the country as part of a Disintegration to unproven migrants Ordered Trump administration.

The US Ministry of Defense confirmed that the C-17 Air Force Air Force was used to flight.

More Indian laws of Indian on Thursday claimed in parliament that they were deported weapons and legs tied throughout the journey, and the legislative body was forced to delay the procedure as they disrupted the chamber with their chants.

“We protested precisely in this issue – that the way they did now is what they did really unacceptable,” said Shashi Tharoor, a member of Parliament with an Indian National Congress, journalists on Thursday. “We believe that they have a legal right to deport people who are illegally in their country. And if it is proven that Indian nationals are, we have a legal obligation to admit them, to accept them in our country. But the way in which it has been done, in foxes, squeezed The military aircraft, in such a sudden way, is not acceptable. “

Daler Singh, one of the deported migrants, quoted Reuters news agency, saying, “Our hands and legs were cuffs … They didn’t unlock our cuffs even when we ate.”

The head of the American Border Patrol Michael W. Banks shared 24 seconds video On Wednesday on social media that they seem to show a line deported that were driven on a military plane with their feet in chains.

“USBP and partners have successfully returned illegal foreigners to India, marking the farthest flight of deportations, but using military transportation,” Banks said in a post, referring to a flight that would probably be 18 hours long. “This mission emphasizes our commitment to implement the Immigration Law and ensure fast removal. If you go illegally, you will be removed.”

Other Other MPs with Congress Party shared the video On the social media of a man identified as the Harvinander Singh deportica, who said: “For 40 hours we were handcuffed, our legs were tied with chains and we were not allowed to move in an inch from our seats. It was worse than hell.”

“Listen to this man’s pain,” Gandhi called the Indian leader in his post, Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “Indians deserve dignity and humanity, not foxes.”

Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar told Parliament on Thursday that US officials told him that protocols had long allowed restrictions on deportation, but that this was not done with women and children on the plane this week.

“Of course, we are engaged in the US government to ensure that the return deporters are not harassed by any way during the flight,” Jaishankar said.

He now deported more than 1,000 Indian migrants last year, but on commercial flights and without any reports on alleged mistreatment. There is a common practice for the Immigration Immigration Customs Customization to restrain adult deports on flights outside the country, which the Agency claims to be the protection of security and migrants themselves, preventing riots and other security issues.

At the request of certain countries, ICE agents will eliminate limitations after they have arrived in their home countries and before they turn off.

The Indian Foreign Minister also emphasized the need for a “strong suppression” in the industry of trade in people who encourage illegal immigration, and he promised the action against people involved in illegal trade.

Earlier this week, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that deportations flights were an effective way to stop the flow of unfathomable migrants coming to American soil. State Department said such deportations send a message of distraction to people who could think about coming to the US without approval.

The deportation flight followed only a few days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi should visit Washington, where he is expected to talk to President Trump next week.

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