Bathinda: He tested his hands on a dairy farm, but lump -lived disease put a key on his plans. Then he got into the horses trade, but that didn’t run that either. Then 32 years GURPREET SINGH BHANGU I tried to sneak in the United States, just for your fortune to get worse.
A resident of the Baggeana village in Faridkot, Gurpreet was among the 116 illegal immigrants deported for the United States on Saturday. The family is so shattered that they refused to talk to anyone for the moment. The village residents also strive to describe the terrible experience of Gurpreet, also known as Prince Bhangu. He came home in the early hours of Sunday, but stayed inside the house.
The former Panchayat member of Baggeana, Mangal Kumar, recalled the failed dairy company of Gurpreet, saying that lumpy skin disease killed many of his cattle and led him to close the business. The fault chain extended to the horses.
Having decided that there was no way to make a living at home, Gurpreet tried to settle in foreign coasts and arrived in Italy. The family had previously said to Toi that during his stay in Italy, Gurpreet met a travel agent who promised him entry into the United States.
Gurpreet organized RS 25 Lakh and reached us through the donkey route. But once there, he was caught and put in a detention center, from where he was finally deported. Mangal argued that central and state governments should receive the support of families whose members migrate for more green pastures who spend huge sums of money. “The system is also responsible for its terrible experience.”
Faridkot DSP Shamer Singh Shergill, who had gone to Amritsar airport to take Gurreet home, promised an action if such families approached them. “Every time a harmed family presents a complaint, appropriate measures will be taken against the travel agent,” said the DSP.
