OTTAWA: Canadian authorities on Friday (Jun 24) charged an Indian man for issuing fraudulent university letters of acceptance to Indian students and other immigration-related
of acceptance to Indian students and other immigration-related criminal offences.
CBSA said it had launched an investigation after receiving information about Mishra's status in Canada and his alleged involvement in activities related to"counselling misrepresentation". Earlier this year, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported that several students from India had been served deportation papers for using forged documents to enter Canada in an alleged immigration scheme.The acceptance letters appeared to have been written by universities but the Canada Border Services Agency informed the students the documents were fake and warned them that they could face deportation, according to the CBC report.
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