India's opposition has condemned Prime Minister Modi's government following the deportation of 104 Indian migrants by the US. Reports emerged detailing degrading treatment, including shackling during deportation. Opponents are pressing for parliamentary discussions, calling the incident an insult to India's dignity. Senior leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav, protested outside the parliament, emphasizing human rights concerns. The timing is notable as it precedes Modi's upcoming visit to the United States, adding political dimension to the unfolding situation. The broader implications for India's immigration policies and international relations with the US are also being scrutinized.
Reports have surfaced of these individuals being shackled and treated in a degrading manner during their deportation process, raising serious concerns about their human dignity and rights.
Opposition lawmakers are angered by the use of handcuffs on the Indians who were deported from the US.
We will not tolerate India's insult. This sentiment was echoed by leaders like Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Akhilesh Yadav as they protested.
The first batch of US deportation to India comes a week ahead of Modi's scheduled visit to the United States, adding political tension.
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