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issued by the Indian High Commission in London has raised serious concerns about a potential surge in deportations of Indian nationals from the UK. The numbers are stark and alarming:

📌 76 ECs issued in 2024

📌 31 ECs issued in just two months of 2025

With 307 Indians currently in UK jails, the fear of a stricter immigration crackdown looms large. However, the biggest shocker? The UK Home Office does not share deportation details with Indian authorities, making the final count of deportees a mystery.

🚨 RTI Bombshell 🚨

This revelation comes through an RTI filed by UDF with the Indian High Commission in London, exclusively accessed by www.himbumail.com.

🔹 Dr. Lakshya Mittal, National President of United Doctors Front, slammed the lack of transparency, saying:

"It is a worrying condition. The Indian government should take a clear stand and actively collect deportation data from the UK to ensure transparency."

💥 What's Happening?

Many Indians, including students and workers, are caught in legal tangles, facing harsh detention conditions and fast-track deportations.

The rising EC numbers indicate that UK authorities are tightening the noose on undocumented Indians.

📢 Demand for Action

🛑 Why is India not proactively tracking deportation numbers?

🛑 Why is the UK not sharing data on Indian deportees?

🛑 What happens to deportees after they land back in India?

💬 This isn't just about numbers—it's about human lives caught in legal limbo!

📲 Raise your voice! Share & tag authorities!

#DeportationCrisis #IndiansInUKJail #HumanRights #StrandedIndians #UKImmigration #EmergencyCertificate #HimbumailExclusive

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