The Punjab government has written to the Union Ministry demanding that around 700 students caught in the trap of Rogue Travel agents and trapped in fake colleges in Canada should not be sent back to their home countries but given work permits in consideration of their visas. A letter has been written to the Union Ministry of External Affairs regarding this demand.

Seek help from Amit Shah

Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal said that since the rogue travel agent who cheated these students is a resident outside Punjab, he also wants the country's Home Minister Amit Shah to cooperate in this case, so that this travel agent is severely punished. can be punished.

Appeal to stop incidents like human trafficking

He said that the country's laws should be strict so that incidents related to Human Trafficking do not take place. Dhaliwal also appealed to the people of Punjab to check the record of the college and travel agent before visiting or sending their children to any country.

The youth will be acquitted

In response to a question, he said that the case of a youth sentenced to death in Indonesia is resuming from June 26 and it is hoped that the youth will be acquitted in this case. He said that the Indian Ministry of External Affairs had shared this information with him the previous day and that he was taking up the matter with the Indonesian government.