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Indian Student Handcuffed And Pinned To Ground In New York, Video Sparks Outrage

A video of an Indian student handcuffed and pinned to the floor at an airport in the United States before he was deported has triggered massive outrage.

Kunal Jain (@SONOFINDIA) / X

An Indian student was handcuffed and pinned to the floor at Newark Airport in the United States of America before he was deported shows a video shared on X by Indian-American entrepreneur Kunal Jain. While sharing the clip, Jain also wrote that the young man in the video was crying and that US authorities were treating him like he바카라s a 바카라criminal.바카라

바카라I witnessed a young Indian student being deported from Newark Airport last night바카라 handcuffed, crying, treated like a criminal,바카라 he wrote on X.

Jain called on the Indian Embassy in America to look into the incident and provide assistance to the deported student

"This poor kid's parent won바카라t know what바카라s happening to him. @IndianEmbassyUS @DrSJaishankar he was to be boarded last night in the same flight with me but he never got boarded. Someone needs to find out what바카라s going on with him at New Jersey authorities. I found him disoriented," Jain stated.

The videos shared by Jain show US authorities pinning a young Indian man to the floor. From the photograph he shared, the officers appear to be from Port Authority Police.

The Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) is a transit law-enforcement agency serving New York and New Jersey that is mandated to policing the Port Authority바카라s infrastructure, such as airports, bridges, tunnels, bus terminals, seaports, rail transit, and the World Trade Centre. It is the US바카라s largest transit바카라related police force. 

바카라He came chasing dreams, not causing harm. As an NRI, I felt helpless and heartbroken. This is a human tragedy,바카라 said Kunal Jain, who is the President of HealthBots AI. According to his X , he witnessed the incident at Newark Airport in New Jersey. 

Jain also said that the young man was speaking in Haryanvi. 

바카라These children get their visas and get on a flight in the morning. For some reason, they are unable to explain the reason for their visit to the immigration authorities and are sent back on the evening flight tied up like criminals. Every day 3-4 such cases are happening. There have been more such cases in the last few days,바카라 wrote Jain.

The boy, Jain said, was shouting, "I am not crazy...they are hell bent to prove that I am crazy." 

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According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the administration of US President Donald Trump, since assuming power in January, has deported as many as 1,080 Indian nationals from America.

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