Centre shouldn’t have let US plane go back from Amritsar: Raut
The recent deportation of 104 Indians by the US using a military aircraft has sparked outrage and controversy, with many criticizing the Centre’s handling of the situation. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has joined the chorus of criticism, stating that the Centre should not have allowed the US plane to take off and return from Amritsar.
The incident has raised several questions about the treatment of Indian citizens by foreign governments and the role of the Indian government in ensuring their safety and dignity. The deportees were handcuffed and their legs were chained, sparking widespread outrage and condemnation.
Raut’s criticism of the Centre is not unfounded. The way the deportees were treated is a violation of human rights and dignity. It is unacceptable that Indian citizens were treated like criminals, with shackles on their feet and hands. This is not only a violation of their human rights but also a breach of the law.
The Centre’s decision to allow the US plane to take off and return from Amritsar has been widely criticized. Many have questioned the government’s priorities and its willingness to compromise on the safety and dignity of Indian citizens.
Raut’s criticism is not limited to the Centre’s handling of the situation. He has also criticized the US government for its treatment of Indian citizens. “For us, they aren’t criminals,” he said. “Shackles on their feet and hands should have been removed. This was a violation of law.”
The incident has also raised questions about the Indian government’s relationship with the US. The two countries have a long history of cooperation and mutual respect, but incidents like this can strain relations.
The Centre’s handling of the situation has been criticized by many. Opposition parties have demanded an explanation from the government, while civil society organizations have condemned the treatment of Indian citizens. The incident has also sparked a debate about the need for the government to take a stronger stance in protecting the rights and dignity of Indian citizens.
In conclusion, the Centre’s decision to allow the US plane to take off and return from Amritsar has been widely criticized. The treatment of Indian citizens has been unacceptable, and the Centre’s handling of the situation has been compromised. Raut’s criticism of the Centre is justified, and the government must take a stronger stance in protecting the rights and dignity of Indian citizens.
