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Controversy arose as Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann condemned the insensitive treatment of Indian deportees from the US, shackled during their return. Haryana's decision to transport them in police vans was criticized amid diplomatic concerns.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann condemns shackling of deported Indians, calls it a 'national shame'

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann denounces the treatment of deported Indians shackled on US flight. Criticizes Haryana for police van transport amid diplomatic concerns.

Punjab CM Mann condemns US deportees' treatment, shackled during flight. Criticizes Haryana for using police vans. Deportees from Haryana, Gujarat, Punjab, with diplomatic concerns looming.

Criticizes Haryana Government for Transporting Deportees in Police Vans
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday strongly condemned the shackling of Indian deportees who were sent back from the United States on a military aircraft, calling it &ldquo;a matter of great shame for the country.&rdquo;
His remarks came after a US military aircraft carrying 104 Indian immigrants, deported as part of a crackdown on illegal immigration, landed in Amritsar on Wednesday. The deportees, hailing from various states, alleged that they were handcuffed and shackled throughout their journey and were only unshackled upon arrival in India.
Strong Criticism Against Haryana Government Mann also criticized the Haryana government for transporting deportees from the state in police prisoner vans instead of offering them dignified transport. &ldquo;Instead of soothing the wounds of Indians deported from a mentally and economically shattered US, the Haryana government, under Modi ji, took them back in police prisoner vans, which was equivalent to rubbing salt in their wounds,&rdquo; he stated in a post in Punjabi on X.
Breakdown of Deportees by State According to reports, the 104 deportees included:
33 from Haryana 33 from Gujarat 30 from Punjab 3 each from Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh 2 from Chandigarh
 The deportation came just days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s scheduled visit to Washington for wide-ranging discussions with US President Donald Trump. The move has sparked strong reactions, with concerns raised over the treatment of deportees during their journey.
Formalities and Return to Hometowns Upon landing in Amritsar, the deportees underwent immigration formalities, verification, and background checks before being transported to their respective hometowns. However, the manner of their return has drawn widespread criticism, with calls for better handling of such situations in the future.
With increasing scrutiny on immigration policies, the treatment of deported individuals remains a crucial issue in diplomatic discussions between India and the US.
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According to the latest data, growing number of Canadians are foreign born accounting for 23% of the total population the largest in 150 years. Indians account for 18.6% immigrants 

Largest proportion of immigrants in Canada are Indians: Report

According to the latest data, growing number of Canadians are foreign born accounting for 23% of the total population the largest in 150 years. Indians account for 18.6% immigrants&nbsp;

Indians account for nearly 18.6% immigrants in Canada&hellip;which means nearly one in five recent immigrants were born in India&hellip;
For the first time, India took the top spot as the primary place of birth of new immigrants to Canada from 2016 to 2021, followed by the Philippines which accounted for 11.4% immigrants&hellip;
8.9% new immigrants came from China&hellip;
Last year&hellip;over 2.46 lakh Indians immigrated to Canada of which 1.28 lakh were men and 1.18 lakh were women&hellip;
According to the Census report released last month&hellip; more than 8.3 million people, or 23.0% of the population, were or had been an immigrant in the country...
From 2016 to 2021, Canada's population grew by 5.4%, and new immigrants accounted for 71.1% of that growth&hellip;
Canada welcomes high levels of immigration to keep its economy strong...
The country has one of the world's oldest populations and also one of the world's lowest birth rates&hellip;
This creates economic and fiscal pressures&hellip;
As a result, Canada has been increasing its immigration levels since the late 1980s to balance its rate of population, labour force, and economic growth&hellip;
The rising proportion of immigrants is mainly driven by the record number of new immigrants who came to Canada from 2016 to 2021, despite fewer immigrants being admitted in 2020 because of COVID-19 pandemic&hellip;
The pandemic though highlighted the contribution that immigrants make to Canada's labour market. &nbsp;
More immigrants are now working in Canada than before the pandemic and from 2016 to 2021, immigration contributed to 79.9% of the growth in Canada's labour force.&nbsp;
With job vacancies in late 2021 hitting 80% higher than pre-pandemic levels, and the working population aging, immigration became even more critical to the labour market than ever before.&nbsp;
At 64.8%, the country's working population has never been older.&nbsp;
More than one in five people were closing in on retirement age between 55 to 64 years, an all-time high&hellip;while almost 64.2% recent immigrants were in the core working age group of 25-54 years
Only 3.6% recent immigrants were aged 55-64&nbsp;
From 2016 to 2021, immigrants accounted for four-fifths of labour force growth and a large share of recent immigrants were selected for their ability to contribute to Canada's economy.
Immigration to Canada is expected to continue to increase in the decades to come.&nbsp;
According to recent population projections, immigrants could represent from 29.1% to 34.0% of the total population by 2041.&nbsp;
Canada has regularly welcomed over 2 lakh immigrants per year since 1988 and under its latest Immigration Levels Plan, the country is now looking to welcome over 4 lakh 30,000 new immigrants each year- the highest level in its history.
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Donald Trump Jr. has hit out at CNN after they refused to air a Republican ad, which they thought was racist. The ad which shows an undocumented immigrant convicted with the murder of California Sherrifs, is seen as an attempt to create fears about immigration. Trump Jr. tweeted the video and attacked CNN for only running fake news and not talking about issues that don't suit their agenda. 

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