CBI Raids 10 Locations: After the intervention of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), about 20 Indians working as support staff in the Russian Army have been promised to ‘leave soon’. Now a new revelation has come to light in this matter. CBI has busted a big network in the name of sending youth to Russia-Ukraine war under the guise of lucrative jobs. CBI has busted the human trafficking network. Regarding this, the investigating agency is searching at more than 10 places in 7 cities. CBI raids are going on in Delhi, Thiruvananthapuram, Mumbai, Ambala, Chandigarh, Madurai and Chennai.
CBI has registered a case against various visa consultancy firms and agents. Till now Rs 50 lakh, objectionable documents, electronic records like laptop, mobile, desktop etc. have been seized. Some suspects have been detained for questioning at various places. Till now, about 35 cases of victims being sent abroad have been established.
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According to CBI, names of the accused involved in this case
(1) M/s 24×7 RAS Overseas Foundation, KG Marg, New Delhi and its Director Suyash Mukut
(2) M/s OSD Bros Travels and Visa Services Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai and its Director Rakesh Pandey
(3) M/s Adventure Visa Services Pvt. Ltd., Chandigarh, Punjab and its Director Manjeet Singh
(4) Baba Vlogs Overseas Recruitment Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Dubai and its Director Faisal Abdul Mutalib Khan @ Baba
An Indian, who fraudulently joined Russia’s war against Ukraine, has been murdered. In a post on Twitter on Wednesday, March 6, the Indian Embassy in Moscow confirmed the death of Mohammed Asfan of Hyderabad, but did not give the reason or tell what he was doing there. The embassy has said in the post that we have come to know about the tragic death of an Indian citizen Mohammad Asfan. We are in contact with the family and Russian authorities. Efforts are being made to send his mortal remains to India.
seven people claims- they are being forced by Russia to fight the Ukraine war
Let us tell you that a group of seven people have released a video, in which they claim that they are being forced by Russia to fight the Ukraine war against their will. In this viral video, seven people can be seen wearing army uniforms inside a room. The video, recorded in a room with closed windows, shows six of them standing in a corner and another talking about their situation.
