According to a reports by Delhi Police on Thursday, it said Two Nigerians have been deported from India for overstaying their visas.
This was disclosed in statement via its Twitter page, the Dwarka Police revealed that the two Nigerians and a Sudanese, were arrested by police from the Uttam Nagar during patrol duty.
The trio were found living in India without valid visas and passports, the reporst said.
The two Nigerians were among ten Nigerian nationals picked up by the police from the Uttam Nagar in Dwarka district on Wednesday, January 6.
When the police team asked the Nigerians to show their visas and passports, they failed to produce them.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Dwarka, Santosh Kumr Meena, who confirmed the development, described their action as a gross violation of the Indian visa norms.
"Their visas have also expired but they are continuously staying in India which is a gross violation of the Indian visa norms. They have not provided any suitable reason and supportive documents for their overstay in India," he said.
The trio were found living in India without valid visas and passports, the reporst said.
The two Nigerians were among ten Nigerian nationals picked up by the police from the Uttam Nagar in Dwarka district on Wednesday, January 6.
When the police team asked the Nigerians to show their visas and passports, they failed to produce them.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Dwarka, Santosh Kumr Meena, who confirmed the development, described their action as a gross violation of the Indian visa norms.
"Their visas have also expired but they are continuously staying in India which is a gross violation of the Indian visa norms. They have not provided any suitable reason and supportive documents for their overstay in India," he said.
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