An Assistent Witness Case for a Human Trafficking Flight from India to the Central Business District of the Capital Los Alameda
A charter plane from France that had been grounded for human traffickers arrived in India with more than 250 Indians on board. , authorities said. The passengers were refused entry into the airport for four days because they were on their way to Nicaragua. There were over 260 passengers who were en route to Mumbai, and 25 of them asked for asylum in France. The asylum-seekers were moved to a special zone at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport. A child, along with several others, were among the passengers grounded in France. The remaining two passengers were initially detained as part of a human trafficking investigation but were released Monday after appearing before a judge, the Paris prosecutor’s office said. The judge named them as ”assisted witnesses” to the case, a special status under French law that allows time for further investigation and could lead to eventual charges or to the case being dropped.