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7 bound for UK on ‘student exchange programme’ fail immigration test for not doing homework

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 11 March 2025
A suspect claiming to be a professor from a private Haryana university was arrested at Mumbai airport for allegedly submitting false information to obtain UK visas for seven youths. The case appears to involve human trafficking, with minors included among those released. Authorities are verifying the suspect's affiliation with the university.
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