Indians Being Deported from USA are treated so inhumanely.

Zero sympathy for criminals. If you don't want to be treated like a criminal then don't break the law by entering a country illegally. Also, it's not like they were being abused or starved in India and they had to flee the country or something.
 
Brothers, Bros and Bhai log, it's all pomp and show by Mr. Orange as a hard tactic for negotiations and garnering approval ratings at home. Come Ides of March and it would all be back to "normal". As for illegal migrants and migration, it continued, it continues, and will continue as long as people want to migrate and are willing to pay obscene amounts for it.
 
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bhp91 said:
Zero sympathy for criminals. If you don't want to be treated like a criminal then don't break the law by entering a country illegally. Also, it's not like they were being abused or starved in India and they had to flee the country or something.
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Exactly! These are the same people who give the country a bad name abroad.
 
TEUser2K1 said:
Happened only because in reckless war of those times, passenger ships were not at all even remotely safe option.
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Well, the pickup was from Amman. I don't know why ships weren't used as Jordan does have access to sea at Aquaba.

About 170,000 people were evacuated (airlifted) from Amman, Jordan, to Bombay – a distance of 4,117 km (2558 mi) – by Air India, operating 488 flights in association with Indian Airlines, from August 18, 1990 to October 20, 1990 – lasting 63 days.
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Maybe logistics & inadequate infrastructure to handle that many near the sea port so the airport was the only option.

TEUser2K1 said:
Comparatively short distance, Indian Airways could write off so much money those days without much care, now govt does not own airlines.
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I have relatives that made it back from that airlift. I'll ask them whenever I see them next
solo_wing said:
Chinese are very quiet about it like usual.
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But the Americans are not


Nonetheless, U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials have been frustrated by what they say is Beijing's longstanding refusal to cooperate on repatriation by declining to issue travel documents.
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Non cooperation by the CCP. How typical
The department has warned of escalating consequences for Chinese officials, including visa sanctions, for refusal to accept tens of thousands of Chinese nationals, opens new tab in the U.S. under deportation orders.
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Tens of thousands of illegal Chinese. Wow.

Failure to cooperate by the CCP will result in no visas for China nationals wanting to visit the US.

Just for that reason we can assume GOI's full cooperation with the Americans in this matter
6pack said:
Everyone hates Indians.
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Not my experience in the US.

From Paks & Chinese? Yes. And they like to amplify what you said.

I would not assume anything untoward by others
ssslayer said:
would cheer :rage: (perhaps even masturbate secretly) at the news of Pakistani/Bangladeshi immigrants being physically tortured by Indian Police and Army.
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GOI is acting in a reciprocal manner for how Pakistan & Bangladesh treat our nationals in their country

Reciprocity is a standard concept in foreign relations
 
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What is wrong with you people lol. Criminals should not be treated like that either. Forget illegal immigrants, most countries dont even treat violent criminals like that. And there were literal children on that plane.

"They give indians a bad name" Nah bro Indians cheering on brutal, humiliating treatment of their countrymen at the hand of xenophobic, fascist goras probably give Indians a worse name.
 
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