The Trump administration recently deported 112 illegal immigrants to India, which included several from Ahmedabad and other parts of Gujarat.

As per reports, the agents responsible for sending these individuals to the US have gone underground fearing arrest. 

To protect themselves from getting caught, these agents are actively working to ensure that the deported individuals do not stay at home, but instead keep moving to avoid exposing them. This situation has posed a challenge for law enforcement agencies.  

With the US intensifying its efforts to deport illegal immigrants from its shores, a total of 74 Gujaratis were sent back in three separate flights to India.

After returning to India, these individuals were questioned by the police, creating panic among the agents involved in sending them abroad. 

To prevent being exposed, these agents have arranged for the deported individuals to avoid staying at their homes and instead keep moving. 

Meanwhile, the deported individuals, who had left India with big dreams, are now deeply distressed after spending huge sums of money only to be sent back.  

Considering the situation, the State Intelligence Bureau (SIB) has been verifying whether the deported individuals are indeed from Gujarat. According to SIB sources, details of the agents involved in this illegal immigration network will soon be gathered.

List of deportees from Ahmedabad

On the third and latest deportee flight to arrive in India, 33 Gujaratis were sent back. Out of these, three families were from Ahmedabad.

Hardik Dashrath Patel, wife Swati Patel, and their children, residents of Nava Naroda, were among the 29 Gujaratis who arrived in the third flight from Amritsar to Ahmedabad on Monday afternoon.

The Patels told Gujarat Samachar Digital that the agent who facilitated their journey was one Mangaldas Patel from Mehsana. However, they didn’t mention how much they had spent on their journey. Their revelation sheds light on the illegal immigration network that continues to lure US aspirants with false promises.

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