Indirect Misrepresentation News Today

Mishra’s arrest is significant in light of Canada forming a task force composed of CBSA and IRCC officials, who will be investigating records of hundreds of former Indian students who entered Canada between 2017-2020 based on fake admission letters, allegedly provided by Mishra.

The scam came to light in mid-March this year when hundreds of Indian students, primarily Punjabi, reported that they were facing deportation from Canada due to the fake offer letters provided to them by a Jalandhar-based travel agent, Brijesh Mishra, running a firm called M/S Education Migration Services.