Shaheen Bagh documentary maker US journalist Angad Singh deported

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:37 PM Aug 26, 2022 IST

New Delhi, August 25

Angad Singh, a US citizen and journalist, was deported soon after he landed in New Delhi on Wednesday night. He arrived after an 18-hour-long journey and was sent back on the first flight out to New York, his mother claimed in a Facebook post.

Angad Singh’s family members claimed that he had come to India for a family reunion and was sent back because of his work. Angad Singh had made a documentary on the Shaheen Bagh protests.

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