Two Nigerian Man Fake Fight To Get Into Jail In Order To Avoid Deportation For Illegal Staying In India (Video)

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In a worthless endeavor to escape extradition, two Nigerian nationals who have been living illicitly in India for as far back as six years, supposedly arranged a battle in a packed market in Greater Noida, to get themselves arrested.

Their supposed arrangement, anyway exploded backward when a video of the occurrence, which occurred last Saturday evening, turned into a web sensation and went to the consideration of police.

Ose and Ayuvoi, who remain in Sector Omega 1, Greater Noida, were seen assaulting each other with a major blade and an unpolished item at Jagat Farm advertise by onlookers, said police.

“We received the information from a passerby. The two men were brought to the Beta 2 police headquarters. Nobody recorded a protest and there were no wounds. They were discharged subsequent to marking individual bonds,” said Tanu Upadhyay, circle official 1, Greater Noida.

Charles Kennedy, a delegate of an outfit working for Nigerians in India, revealed to TOI that the two men came to India in 2014 on traveler visas and had been living wrongfully from that point forward.

“They realized that they were unlawful residents and so as to keep living here, they likely arranged this battle. I have educated police and they will be deported to Nigeria very soon,” he said.

Police expressed they understood that the battle was fake after they saw the video.

“In the video they are seen assaulting one another. Be that as it may, not a solitary damage was accounted for. It appears that they organized the scene to get captured. I personally asked the nearby insight unit (LIU) to encourage their deportation in the following 10 days,” said Upadhyay.

In July 2019, Noida police had checked the records of in excess of 300 remote nationals living in Greater Noida. Out of these, 60 were seen as illicit residents.

Noida police say that a great deal of outsiders go to the city for instruction and restorative purposes and remain back.

“We run campaigns now and again to sift them through. An enormous crackdown is being arranged now as well,” Upadhyay said.

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