"GO BACK" Indian Man In Trouble in UK | Need Halp

0:07 A man lost his entire family in an Air India plane crash, and now the UK government is bent on deporting him. They've even issued him an ultimatum: "Return to India on your own by this [music] date." Otherwise, they'll forcibly remove you from the UK and deport you. Who is this unfortunate man, and what's the whole story? We 'll discuss it in this video. Friends, this is the story of 27-year-old Mohammad Sethwala. He currently lives in Ilford, UK. But he lost his wife, Sadiqa Bano, and their two-year-old daughter in the 2025 Air India plane crash, which

0:55 was coming from Ahmedabad to London and crashed shortly after takeoff. He lost his wife and daughter. At that time, Mohammad Sethwala didn't go to India ; only his wife and daughter went there, just to visit. At the time, Mohammad Setwal was working the day shift. On the day of the crash, he was finishing his shift and preparing to pick up his daughter and wife from the airport . When he received the phone call informing him of the plane's accident, it felt as if his entire life had been shattered. As you know, this news was captured worldwide, and many people lost their lives. The problem now

1:41 is that Mohammad Setwal was living in the UK on a dependent visa. His wife is actually coming to the UK in 2022 on a study visa. She has to pursue a master's degree in business. Therefore, she obtains a visa and comes first, and then Mohammad Setwal joins her. I'm explaining this in the local language for those who don't know what a dependent visa is. Friends, this dependent visa was fully applicable at that time. Today, if you came from India or any other country to study in the UK and you had a spouse, husband, wife, or child, you couldn't bring them along. That visa was called a dependent visa.

2:29 This visa was completely dependent on the main applicant. That's why it's called a dependent visa because, if you consider that Mohammad Setwal's wife had to return from the UK, then so would his daughter and Mohammad Setwal, because they were properly dependent on that visa. But look at God's will, when he went back to India to visit his family, his daughter and wife, this tragedy occurred. Now [music] Mohammad Setwal's status was still the same: he was on a dependent visa. But now, his visa was due to expire in April of this year, so he no longer had any status. So,

3:17 what did they do? When such a major tragedy occurred, the whole world knew about it. So, after consulting with his lawyers, he submitted an application to the Home Office. The Home Office, in local parlance, is the department that handles UK immigration. He requested that he be allowed to stay in the UK on humanitarian grounds. He tried to explain to the Immigration Department that he had established his life in the UK with his wife and child. Now, all his memories are tied to this country. So, as a mercy, as a human being,

4:02 in light of the tragedy that has occurred, please allow him to stay in the UK or extend his visa. The problem, friends, was that the UK government, or the Home Office, are very strict when it comes to visas. They replied to Mohammed Sewala, saying, "Look, brother, we understand your problem . We understand your entire problem: you have lost your wife and daughter." But the problem is that your status in this country is that of a dependent visa. Now the main applicant is no longer in this world. So we cannot extend your visa or do anything else for you. Therefore, you will have to return to your country. So, Mohammad Sewala tried his best

4:51 and consulted lawyers. He tried many examples as to why he should be allowed to stay in the UK. But in the end, the UK government told him, "Look, if you're saying you should stay in the UK because you want to preserve all your memories or because you have absolutely no one else, then we want you to go back to India because you have more relatives and parents there, and you'll find a much better environment there. So, you should leave ." Now, friends, keep in mind that Mohammad Sewala's His dependent visa was supposed to expire on April 22nd, just a few days ago. So, the Home Office started bombarding him with letter after letter, insisting they

5:37 adhere to their own system. They were saying, " Leave the country by the 22nd. Otherwise, we'll label you a fugitive, an illegal, or whatever you want. We'll deport you again. We'll change your status." [Sangeet], who was with Mohammed, said, "No, I didn't go." He consulted with lawyers and friends about what to do. They tried very hard, and it was a case that divided the entire community, with many saying, "No, he should be allowed to stay. The poor guy just lost his wife and daughter . Now, the government should grant him a visa out of pity. What happened to him? He works , he has everything." On the other hand, many in the community are saying

6:27 that since he's on a dependent visa, he should return to his country because it's the law. They can also say the same about other people living here. The Home Office doesn't want to set an example by saying, "If we do this to one person, then others will stand up and say, 'Yes, do it to us.'" Now, where has this case arisen? Naturally, the 22nd has passed. So, what has happened now is that they have been granted a bail, or what's called an immigration bail, until Mohammed Sewala appeals to the higher courts, or you can say the department told them no, saying, "We won't extend your visa

7:14 . You should go to India." They have now filed an appeal in the higher courts. Until then, they are allowed to stay in the UK. But whenever the court's decision comes next week, month, or two, then if it doesn't happen, they will be deported from the UK by the government. But this has created a major issue in the UK. People are saying one thing, another another. I'd also like to ask you to tell me in the comments what you think: should they be granted a visa on humanitarian grounds out of pity, or should they be deported from the UK. Even after such a huge tragedy, I'll wait for your comments. Look, friends,

8:00 when every person loses someone or a loved one, their mental, health, and status are deeply disturbed. Now, I don't know, Mohammed Seth is asking them to stay in the UK and move on with their lives . He feels that the memories of his wife and daughter are tied to this place. It's still unclear why he doesn't want to leave the UK and return to India. This remains a mystery. So, this news has gained a lot of hype. Debates are being held on major news channels in the UK. People are being called in to take their comments. So, I thought I'd share this case with you. Now let's see how this case unfolds. I'll definitely share any updates that come. Now, please excuse me. I'll meet you for another brand new case. Until then, as usual friends, Jai Hind. [Music]

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