Nine Indians arrested for visa violations

Nine Indians arrested for visa violations

February 8, 2019   10:32 am

By Tharindi Pabasara

Nine Indian nationals have been arrested for staying in the country without a valid visa, the Police Media Spokesperson said.

Reportedly, the suspects were arrested in Boralanda, Nuwara Eliya.

The suspects, aged between 24-42 years, are to be produced before the Nuwara Eliya Magistrate’s Court today (08).

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