Government Expels Six Indian Citizens With False Visas and "Suspicious Attitudes"

Barely a month and a half later Two Iranians entered Argentina with fake pbadports and they were arrested, a new fact of unusual features has been recorded in recent days at Ezeiza airport: Six Indian citizens tried to enter the country with false visas and "suspicious attitudes". They were therefore expelled from the country last Monday.

The information was confirmed at Infobae by qualified sources of government and it has been noticed that "None of the six Indians delayed and then expelled for false visas had any connection or antecedent with terrorist groups, even though they had suspicious attitudes."

Until now, the identity of only three Indians expelled: Gurmirden Singh, Baljit Singh and Balpreet Singh. The identity of the other three evicted has not been reported.

To avoid another scandal like the one that happened March 12 with the two Iranians who managed to enter Argentina with fake Israeli pbadportsthis time the Directorate of Migration made the corresponding controls with the office Interpol central in Lyon, France and decided that none of the citizens of India had international arrest warrant or history of terrorism. But having false visas and suspicious attitudes, they were prevented from entering the country and were deported to Spain, from where the leak that had led them to Argentina had come..

The six citizens of India they arrived on Friday, April 26 in Argentina on a flight of Iberia coming from Spain and they had planned to travel later to Mexico But when entering Ezeiza immigration authorities have detected that the six Indians had Schengen visas issued by Japan. This is a document to disseminate within 26 countries which 22 are a part of the EU And the others 4 are part of EFTA, which is a professional badociation formed by Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and United Kingdom.

At once Immigration authorities delayed the six Indians and the identity of the suspect was checked at the Indian Consulate. The pbadports were real but the visa was considered "false" by the Japanese authorities.

In this way, the airport security police (PSA) delayed them in Ezeiza and before the scandal that led to the place of detention they were expelled Monday April 29 The data has remained strictly reserved and is transcended only today.

"We act in accordance with the law and in strict compliance with the rules", explained a government official.

The case is particularly delicate like the federal judge Luis Rodríguez was sentenced to a suspended prison sentence for using false documents to the Iranians Sajjad Samiel Naserani and Mashoreh Sabzali, who on March 12 came into the country from Europe with fake pbadports that in the archives of Interpol They were in the category "Stolen / lost by the carrier. "

Since President Mauricio Macri promulgated the decree on immigration in the early days of 2017 to allow the expulsion of foreigners who commit crimes or who have initiated criminal proceedings in the country, the number of Immigrants expelled by Argentina increased by 35%.