Hyderabad: This time America canceled the visa’s of 16 student from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, who had gone for US admission in educational universities in New York and while traveling back home they were alleged that they had been kept an halt for around six hours at the international airport in Hyderabad over some ticket issue.
16 students, who landed at Rajjiv Gandhi International Airport Saturday night, reported that, they were stranded for around six hours at the airport due to some issue regarding ticket fares with the airline they traveled in.They also said that some authorities at the airport took longer time for checking their documents.
The parents of these students approached Telangana deputy chief minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali, who had landed at the airport at that time from Srinagar, and sought his intervention in the matter.
“I asked the airline officials and also authorities to first allow the students to leave the airport. I told them they have already faced problems in the US. After I took up the matter, the students were allowed to leave the airport,” Mahmood Ali told PTI.
On December 21 last year, Air India had stopped 19 students from boarding its flight to San Francisco at the international airport here on the grounds that the two universities to which they had been admitted were under “scrutiny”.
On January 2, over 20 students, who had returned from the US to Hyderabad, had alleged that they were “ill-treated” and some of them were even handcuffed at the New York airport by the US authorities.
