WORLD NEWS | India has been dealing with students facing deportation in Canada, some recently received withholding orders: sources

New Delhi [India]June 10 (ANI): India has been raising issues about Indian students facing deportation in Canada, sources say, and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is also discussing the matter with his Canadian counterpart, noting that Canadian authorities have been repeatedly urged to be fair. Because students are not wrong.

Some Indian students in Canada have been threatened with deportation for allegedly submitting false admission letters, sources said, while the real number is far lower than the 700 reported in the media.

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Some students have recently received stays on deportation notices, sources said.

They said the tireless efforts of the Indian government to help the Canadian government take a humane approach and incorporate students’ perspectives was welcome.

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Most of these students traveled to Canada between 2017-2019, the source said. After completing their studies, some of them obtained work permits, while others continued their studies in Canada.

“India has been dealing with the matter with the Canadian authorities, Canada and New Delhi. EAM is also dealing with his Canadian counterpart. The issue was raised by the MEA Secretary (East) during his visit to Canada in April this year. Indian Consulate” in most of the students Where I live in Toronto, I have met many such students. Canadian authorities have been urged repeatedly to be fair and take a humanitarian approach, as the students were not at fault,” one source said.

It was also pointed out that there were loopholes in the Canadian system and a lack of diligence so the students were granted visas and allowed into Canada, the sources said.

Since then, Canadian MPs from all political parties have spoken out in support of the students, the source added.

Immigration Minister Sean Frasier said Canada is actively seeking solutions for international students facing uncertainty. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has acknowledged the need to treat students fairly. (Arnie)

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