Karanvir Bohra Detained At Delhi Airport En Route Nepal
Naagin 2 actor, Karanvir Bohra, who was flying off to Nepal, got detained at New Delhi airport because he wasn't reportedly carrying the passport. He took to Twitter to share his anguish.
Karanvir
Bohra,
who
was
flying
off
to
Nepal,
was
detained
at
New
Delhi
airport
because
as
he
was
carrying
his
Aadhar
Card
(UID),
which
is
not
valid
identity
document
in
Nepal
for
Indian
nationals,
if
you
are
flying
into
the
country.
The
actor
took
to
social
media
and
questioned
the
airline
how
he
was
allowed
to
travel
from
Mumbai
to
Delhi
if
that
was
the
case.
The
actor
tweeted,
"Deported
at
Delhi
airport
on
my
way
to
#nepal.trvlng
wid
#adhaarcar
not
allowed
Nepal
gov
alows
(PP,voters
ID
&
Adhaar
by
road,by
air
only
PP
&
VI)Then,Y
did
@airindiain
in
Mumbai
let
me
fly
with
my
Adhaar?Y
didn't
they
stop
me
there?
#indianembassy
@DrSJaishankar
@IndiaInNepal."
(Image
Source:
Instagram)
When
the
airline
shared
the
link
for
reference,
the
Naagin
2
actor
wrote,
"Thank
u
4
this
link,&
I
believe
not
only
4
the
passengers,its
4the
officials2,
how
could
they
allow
me
to
travel
on
an
invalid
document?
If
I
was
told
in
Mumbai
itself
I
wud
have
arranged
it
immed
&
not
make
my
guy
fly
down2
Delhi
to
hand
me
the
passport."
Twitter
users
pointed
out
the
same
to
Karanvir,
and
said
that
the
rule
has
been
followed
since
a
long
time.
One
of
the
users
wrote,
"Aadhar
is
not
valid
to
travel
to
Nepal
by
air..
this
is
the
rule
since
very
long,
should
have
checked
before
travelling."
Another
user
commented,
"Common
sense!
Nepal
is
different
country
n
when
you
travel@to
other
country
you
should
carry
passport!!
No
visa
policy
does
not
mean
no
pass
port
as
well.
Also
its
not
Airline's
responsibility
to
check
your
landing
documents."
This
is
not
the
first
time
the
actor
is
having
trouble
in
travelling.
Last
year,
he
was
detained
at
Moscow
airport
over
a
damaged
passport.
He
thanked
the
then
External
Affairs
Minister
Sushma
Swaraj
and
officials
who
helped
him
in
getting
a
temporary
passport
and
visa
on
short
notice.