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Bigg Boss 12 contestant Karanvir Bohra Detained In Moscow!
Bigg Boss 12 contestant Karanvir Bohra flew to Moscow to attend the MacCoffee Bollywood Film Festival. Unfortunately, the actor was detained at the Moscow airport as his passport was damaged.
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Bigg Boss 12 contestant Karanvir Bohra flew to Moscow on Tuesday afternoon to attend the MacCoffee Bollywood Film Festival, but was detained at the Moscow airport as his passport was damaged. He took to social media to express his anger. The actor tweeted, "So bummed... waiting at #moscowairport coz my passport is a little damaged. They contemplating to deport me back to India. @IndEmbMoscowRus @IndEmbMoscow i wished you would have told me that prior to issuing me the visa. feeling bad for @IndianFilmsRus."
His
wife
Teejay
too
tweeted
in
support
of
the
actor.
She
wrote,
"Indian
authorities
need
to
resolve
these
legal
issues
before
a
citizen
to
leaves
India.
Other
countries
are
often
strict
with
security
protocols.
What
is
one
supposed
to
do
after
landing
in
a
foreign
country?"
Ashok Patel, the representative of Indian students in Russia replied to Karanvir, "Don't worry sir our embassy will sure help you."
His tweet was also noticed by the Indian embassy in Moscow, who replied through their official Twitter handle as, "Embassy officials are in touch with Russian authorities regarding the issue."
According to a source, the damage wasn't caught at the Indian airport. The source was quoted by IANS as saying, "Hence after Karanvir reached Moscow, it was noticed by the Russian immigration officials. While Karanvir has been at the airport for the last four hours, we hear that the Russian embassy, the Indian embassy and a lot of other people are working towards getting the issue sorted and having Karanvir enter the country and attend the festival he was originally there for."
As per the latest report, Karanvir has been issued a temporary passport. He thanked External Affairs of India Sushma Swaraj and Indian Embassy in his tweet. He wrote, "I have no words to thank the @IndEmbMoscow 4 helping me get a brand new temporary passport and a visa.celebrity or no celebrity, I know one thing for sure, we Indians are in very safe hands when we travel abroad... thanks to @SushmaSwaraj and the #IndianEmbassy for their help." (sic)
