Ahmedabad: The American dream of a Gujarat family of four was frozen with their bodies canada border on 16 January. Now, on Sunday it emerged that the US meets the aspirations of six other Gujaratis He was nearly drowned in cold water while attempting a similar illegal entry into the United States from the Canadian border.
Gujarat Police People smugglers from Gandhinagar’s Dingucha who had organized the itinerary of a family of four to that city were also behind the latest, said on Sunday. human trafficking Proceeding.
As for six, it was reported on 5 May that they had been rescued by US and Canadian agencies. Another person, a US citizen, was part of the group. The boat carrying them began to sink in the icy St. Regis River.
A statement from the US Customs and Border Protection Agency said: “With the assistance of US Border Patrol agents from the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police Department, the Askewsne Mohawk Police Service, and the Hogansburg-Aquesne Volunteer Fire Department, … a failed smuggling attempt About.” According to Gujarat Police sources, the six rescued Gujaratis are NA Patel, DH Patel, NE Patel, U Patel, S Patel and DA Patel.
“All of them, aged between 19 and 21, hailing from a district in north Gujarat, possibly Mehsana, had gone to Canada in April on student visas,” a source said. The seventh person who was rescued was given a . is called illegal immigration agent.
Citing information cross-checked with Gujarat Police and other law enforcement agencies, the source said: “Bharat Patel alias Bobby along with two of his associates, Bhargava Patel and Ankit Patel, had sent these boys to Canada. ”
Bharat Patel and his men had helped illegal immigration bid In January Jagdish Patel, 39, his wife Vaishali, 37, and their children Vihangi, 11, and Dharmik, 3. The four victims were residents of Dingucha. He died on 16 January. The defense provides evidence that the Dingucha agent is still running his dangerous business.
Gujarat Police People smugglers from Gandhinagar’s Dingucha who had organized the itinerary of a family of four to that city were also behind the latest, said on Sunday. human trafficking Proceeding.
As for six, it was reported on 5 May that they had been rescued by US and Canadian agencies. Another person, a US citizen, was part of the group. The boat carrying them began to sink in the icy St. Regis River.
A statement from the US Customs and Border Protection Agency said: “With the assistance of US Border Patrol agents from the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police Department, the Askewsne Mohawk Police Service, and the Hogansburg-Aquesne Volunteer Fire Department, … a failed smuggling attempt About.” According to Gujarat Police sources, the six rescued Gujaratis are NA Patel, DH Patel, NE Patel, U Patel, S Patel and DA Patel.
“All of them, aged between 19 and 21, hailing from a district in north Gujarat, possibly Mehsana, had gone to Canada in April on student visas,” a source said. The seventh person who was rescued was given a . is called illegal immigration agent.
Citing information cross-checked with Gujarat Police and other law enforcement agencies, the source said: “Bharat Patel alias Bobby along with two of his associates, Bhargava Patel and Ankit Patel, had sent these boys to Canada. ”
Bharat Patel and his men had helped illegal immigration bid In January Jagdish Patel, 39, his wife Vaishali, 37, and their children Vihangi, 11, and Dharmik, 3. The four victims were residents of Dingucha. He died on 16 January. The defense provides evidence that the Dingucha agent is still running his dangerous business.