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Indians with fake visas return home

New Delhi: Thirty-nine Indians, who went to Dubai on fake visas looking for jobs, on Tuesday returned to their homeland after being deported by the UAE immigration authorities here.

The majority of them belong to Chandigarh and the first batch of 36 men arrived on the Dubai-Delhi Indian flight at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in the morning.

The second batch of three men came in another flight later in the day.

The men, who had reached Dubai by an Indian flight on Monday morning, were detained at the international airport there after they were found to be carrying fake visas issued by rogue travel agents.

Most of them did not know which company was supposed to have hired them. They were travelling on one-way tickets to Dubai. - PTI

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