Video: Passengers Held In France For Days Run From Media In Mumbai
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As many as 276 passengers, mostly Indians, were on the flight that landed in the financial capital shortly after 4 am.
Back in India after a four-day ordeal in France, the passengers face several questions on their controversial trip that triggered a trafficking probe by the French authorities. But many of them tried to run and avoid the media when approached outside the Mumbai airport.
As many as 276 passengers, mostly Indians, were on the flight that landed in the financial capital shortly after 4 am.
Immigration officials questioned them extensively on their arrival and allowed them to leave. Once outside the airport, they tried their best to avoid the media waiting to know from them the purpose for their visit.
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