Three US nationals, aged 53, 65, and 66, have been ordered to leave India by May 10 after being found engaging in religious preaching activities while on tourist visas. The Pune police reported that the individuals were distributing pamphlets about the Bible and Christianity to a taxi driver, who alerted authorities after feeling influenced. Upon their detention, police recovered a significant quantity of religious pamphlets in English, Hindi, and Marathi. Deputy Commissioner of Police Sandeep Bhajibhakare stated that the actions taken were in accordance with the Immigration and Foreigners Acts, emphasizing that foreign nationals on tourist visas are prohibited from engaging in any form of religious propagation. The police have noted previous instances of visa violations in the Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad areas and have heightened vigilance in response.