On Thursday, eleven Indians, including ten from Punjab and one from Hyderabad, were deported from Australia and arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. The deportation followed allegations of criminal activities, visa violations, and non-cooperation with officials. Most deportees were held in various immigration detention centers across Australia, including Yongah Hill in Western Australia and Villawood in New South Wales. Only two of the deportees held valid passports, while the others were transported on emergency certificates. The deportees had extensive criminal backgrounds, with charges including drug possession, domestic violence, and theft. The use of a special chartered flight was necessitated by the detainees' non-compliant behavior, which posed safety risks on commercial flights. Upon their return to India, the deportees are expected to receive assistance, including cash support and accommodation, although one individual will need to self-fund their arrangements.