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Two youths hailing from Haryana's Karnal who were lured on the pretext of a permanent work visa in Germany, were allegedly tortured by immigration agents, police said on Saturday...
Reportedly, the two youths were fraudulently sent to Russia instead of Germany, where they had been promised jobs in a hotel and a permanent work visa..
The agent who sent me said that they will provide me with a permanent work visa in Germany, but they handed over a Bangkok ticket..
Additionally, they took money from my family," Mukesh, one of the youth who allegedly faced torture in Russia, told on Saturday...
An FIR has been launched and arrests will be made soon," Sandeep Kumar, Investigating Officer (IO) of Munak Police Station in Karnal, said while speaking to reporters on Saturday...
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