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Students sitting on a dharna under the open sky in Canada.
After getting fake documents of students who went on study visa in Canada, they are being deported from there. The students, who were victims of fraud by the agents, have put up a solid front at the Canada Border Service Agency, Airport Road, Mississauga. The students have started their protest there under the open sky.
They are demanding withdrawal of the decision to deport 700 students. He has demanded that those who have been cheated should be adjusted in Canadian educational institutions. Please tell that at present about 200 students are under investigation.
Students sitting on dharna under open sky in cold nights
of Mohali Lovepreet got notice of June 13
Punjabi student Lovepreet Singh went to Canada through Jalandhar’s agent Brijesh Mishra. But further, after his documents were found to be fake in the university, he was given a notice of deportation by the Canadian government. Lovepreet, originally from Mohali, is also sitting on a dharna in Mississauga and is to be deported to India on June 13.
Lovepreet of Mohali is also to be deported.
Karmjit Kaur got stay
Karmjit Kaur, a resident of Faridkot, was also to be deported from Canada on May 30, but at present the deportation of Karmjit Kaur has been stayed. Karmjeet Kaur had taken support of the law there. On which the court stayed the deportation of Karmjeet and said that deporting Karmjeet in such circumstances would be like compromising on his security.
Fraudster Brijesh Mishra is still absconding
Brijesh Mishra, the owner of Education Migration Services Jalandhar, who cheated students of crores of rupees by giving fake documents of Ontario-based Humber College in Canada, has not yet been caught by the police. Police officials say that he has fled abroad from here. A lookout notice has been issued against him.
The students on whose head the sword of deportation is now hanging, were sent by Brijesh Mishra to Canada on fake documents from 2017 to 2019 by taking 16 to 18 lakh rupees per student. But when further students went to college, their fees had not reached the college. When the documents were checked, they all turned out to be fake.
student performance
Harsimrat wrote a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs
Harsimrat Kaur Badal has written a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs to stop the action of deporting the student in Canada. He has written in his letter that due to the fraud agents of Punjab, the sword is hanging on the students who went to study in Canada after spending lakhs of rupees. He has urged the Ministry of External Affairs to talk to the Government of Canada.
Harsimrat has also urged the Ministry of External Affairs to help the students sitting at the mouth of deportation to Canada in completing their documents and help them get admission in educational institutions by negotiating with the Canadian government. Harsimrat Kaur has said that the students have not committed any fraud but they have been cheated.
Letter written to the Ministry of External Affairs
