Iran is investigating Indian citizens to Australia’s route

Iran’s embassy in India has been investigating the work of three citizens missing in Tehran in early this month.

People from the northern position of the Punjab, on May 1, they went to Australia in Iran and the local travel agent.

Their families claim that 5 M Rupees ($ 63,000; £ 47,000) are kidnapped due to the arrival of unknown people that require a ransom.

Thursday, The Iranian embassy said He warned the Indian government on the threat of all developments in the judiciary and illegal immigration routes on all developments.

“Given the essence of this incident, Indian citizens recommend not to be deceived by the promise of illegal industrial agencies that offer unauthorized persons or other countries,” he said.

A day after the embassy in Iran, the Embassy in Iran came a day later than a day after the “Iranian power” and wanted to provide “emergency attention and security.”

Especially a journey to countries traveling to countries seeking many Hindu, job opportunities and a better life.

Frequent banners of cheats operated by travel agents that load and illegal or dangerous routes, without proper documentation often, without proper documentation.

Gurdeep Kaur, 23-year-old son Amritpal Singh’s BBC Punjabi’yi’yı said the events that caused the missing.

Family hired a travel agent in Hoshiarpur – to ensure Australian work permit for the son where they live.

“The agent last month, told us that my son’s visa was approved and asked for 1.8 million rupees.”

“On April 26, they said flight from Delhi to Australia. But when my son went there, they said their documents were still ready.”

Agent then told Amritpal that he received reports on the flight for April 29, but later claimed that this ticket was canceled.

On May 1, Agent Amritpal, along with the other two people, said that he described Iran as a way to Australia, he said.

After opening, Amritpal said that a taxi was a safe way and a taxi was a taxi to take the next flight.

But after an hour, Ms. Kaur, said he called again this time to say that his son stole.

Before obtaining any detail, the call was suddenly cut and his son became unavailable.

Mrs. Kaur said the family tried to contact three agents in Punjab – first, “Unlearted answers” and then went missing. The next day saw family houses and offices locked.

Ms. Kaur said they began to receive video calls from unknown individuals at the same time.

In the call, Ms. Kaur, Amritpal and the other two men were allegedly taken hostage in a room. He claimed that they were injured everywhere in the body.

At first, they demanded 20 mns, but as a result they reduced the amount settled in 54m rupees, MS Kaur said.

“But this was more than 10 days, since we heard of them,” he said. The family has not yet payed any ransom.

A police complaint and investigation are underway against aircraft agents.

“The search for three people continues. They are missing, but we are looking for, but” GursaB Singh, an officer with Hoshiarpur police, BBC told Punjabi.

Meanwhile, 150 km (93 miles), in the village of Dhuri, one of the other missing men was locked in the house of Husanpreet Singh.

Now he lived there with his mother’s grandmother, who was engaged in the door and door.

India’s embassy in Tehran said that this informed about all the developments of families.

India has recently strengthened the raids against travel agents involved in illegal immigration Hundreds of undocumented Hindu were deported from the United States President Donald Trump took office for a second term.

The images of these migrants, the images in chains that refuse an American plane made headlines for weeks.

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