US Mass Deportation: Shocking Stories of Indian Deportees
104 Indians were deported from the US after enduring dangerous illegal journeys via the ‘Dunki Route.’
In a shocking series of events, 104 Indian nationals were recently deported from the United States, having traveled through treacherous and illegal routes in a desperate attempt to reach a better life. Among them were Lovepreet Kaur, Harpreet Singh, Sukhpal Singh, and Nishant Kumar, whose dangerous journeys reflect the dangers of illegal migration through the infamous "Dunki Route."
Lovepreet Kaur's Struggle
Lovepreet Kaur, a 30-year-old woman from Punjab, paid ?1 crore to agents to reunite with her husband in the US. She and her 10-year-old son traveled through multiple countries, including Colombia, El Salvador, and Mexico, facing extreme hardships, before being caught by US authorities. Lovepreet recalled being chained and detained before being deported back to India.
Harpreet Singh's Misfortune
Harpreet Singh Laliya, another victim of illegal migration, had hoped to reach Canada, but was misled by agents and ended up on a dangerous journey. After spending ?50 lakh, borrowing money from loans and family, he traveled through various countries like Egypt, Spain, and Guatemala, facing abuse by mafia groups in Mexico. He finally reached the US border, only to be caught and deported, handcuffed and chained.
Sukhpal Singh's Nightmare
Sukhpal Singh's journey took him across treacherous seas and hills, with a 15-hour sea journey and a 45 km trek, during which he witnessed injured migrants left behind. He was eventually caught by authorities in Mexico and faced harsh conditions, including severe cold and lack of food. His family believed he was building a future in Italy, until they learned he had been deported from the US.
Nishant Kumar's Long Road to Nowhere
Nishant Kumar, a 19-year-old from Haryana, embarked on a journey to the US to work as a truck driver. After paying ?45 lakh to an agent, he traveled through 16 countries, including Sri Lanka, Brazil, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Mexico. Despite the long and dangerous journey, Kumar was caught at the US-Mexico border and detained for 21 days before being deported. He documented his experiences on his YouTube channel "Dunkey Ki Asli Shuruaat Kahan Se."
The "Dunki Route" - A Dangerous Path
The "Dunki Route," a popular but perilous illegal migration path, has trapped countless hopeful migrants, many of whom have paid large sums of money to agents. These individuals endure dangerous journeys, including walking through forests, crossing rivers, and surviving in harsh conditions, only to be caught and deported. Many face a shocking reality upon arrival in the US, where they are quickly sent back to India after enduring great hardship.
These deportations highlight the grave risks associated with illegal immigration and the dangerous path many are willing to take in search of a better life. Families often sell everything they have to fund these journeys, only to face betrayal, mistreatment, and deportation. It is a stark reminder of the need for awareness and caution when considering such dangerous routes.
The government and authorities continue to crack down on illegal immigration and warn people about the high risks involved in such illegal migration paths.
