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Indian-Origin Lawyer Fined Rs 4 Crore for Fraudulent Asylum Claims
Indian-origin lawyer faces a staggering Rs 4 crore fine in the US for filing fake asylum claims. Singh submitted 118 fraudulent documents across 54 immigration cases, highlighting serious immigration fraud issues. This case raises concerns about the integrity of the asylum process and the legal profession's responsibility.
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