Govt. would probe if agents duped Indian students in the US: Vayalar Ravi
Updated on Jan 31, 2011 10:59 pm IST
Overseas Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi on Sunday criticized the U.S. authorities for their inhuman treatment of radio tagging of duped Indian students involved in the Tri-valley row and assured a probe into the matter. Ravi said he is in constant touch with foreign minister S.M. Krishna, over the issue and also is in touch with Indian embassy in Washington. He added that strict action would be taken if agents in Andhra Pradesh, from where most of the students had gone to study in the closed Tri-Valley University, were found guilty in issuing fraud Visas.
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