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AAP Questions Modi Govt over Trump Govt’s Undignified Deportation of 104 Indians

Chandigarh, February 6, 2025 (Yes Punjab News)

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has strongly condemned the deportation of 104 Indians from the United States and the inhumane treatment meted out to them. Highlighting the gravity of the situation, AAP MP Malvinder Singh Kang termed the act as “unfortunate” and criticized the manner in which the individuals were treated.

Speaking on the issue, Kang said, “The way they were handcuffed and deported, as if they were hardcore criminals, is extremely sad and condemnable. Immigration is a global phenomenon, and people often migrate in search of better opportunities.

Treating them like criminals not only tarnishes the image of our country but also leaves these individuals humiliated.” He added that AAP has sought a reply from the Government of India in Parliament and demanded immediate action to address the concerns of the affected individuals.

AAP MP Malvinder Singh Kang further questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on the matter, pointing out the supposed camaraderie between Modi and US President Donald Trump.

“Modi claims that Trump is his friend, then why is he not raising this issue with him? Why is he allowing Indians to be treated in such an undignified manner, as if they are criminals?” Kang remarked. He urged the Prime Minister to stand up for the dignity of Indian citizens and demand a public explanation from US authorities.

AAP senior leader Neel Garg also criticized the BJP-led government for its apathy toward the deported individuals. He pointed out that the Haryana government transported the youths in a prison bus, treating them like convicts upon their arrival. “These youths have returned with broken dreams. They deserved support and rehabilitation, not this inhumane behavior,” said Garg.

Expressing his concern over the media’s silence on the matter, Garg said that the BJP government has failed to provide adequate employment opportunities in India, forcing many youths to seek livelihoods abroad. He urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take up the issue with US President Donald Trump and demand accountability for the harsh treatment.

The AAP leader also highlighted that this incident reflects poorly on India’s global image and emphasized the need for immediate diplomatic intervention to ensure such incidents do not recur. AAP reiterated its demand for the Modi government to act swiftly and ensure the dignity of every Indian citizen, regardless of their circumstances.

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