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Three more from Lalru among US deportees

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Three persons, including a couple, from Lalru were among the 119 Indian deportees, who arrived by a special flight from the US at Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport in Amritsar on Saturday night.

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Gurpreet Singh and his wife Amanpreet Kaur hail from Jaula Khurd while 24-year-old Nikhil Rana is from Lalru.

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Gurpreet, elder son of a Punjab Police ASI posted in Mohali, was married to Shahjadpur resident Amanpreet around a year and a half ago. The couple had left for the US eight months ago. The family has a spacious, single story house in the village. It was locked on Saturday as the ASI and his wife had left for Amritsar to bring back their son and daughter-in-law.

Area residents said the family had tried their best to get a visa, but failed to get one.

“The family is in despair after their one-year ordeal,” said a village resident. Gurpreet’s father said he would talk only after bringing the couple back home from Amritsar.

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The name of Harsimranjeet Singh of Sheikhan Mohalla in Rupnagar is also on the list of deportees.

Earlier, Pardeep, a native of Jarout in Lalru, was among the 30 Punjab youths who were deported by the US government under new immigration laws. A US military C-17 aircraft carrying the first batch of 104 illegal Indian immigrants had reached Amritsar on February 5.

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