MHA clarifies exit fee for child passenger after AI-171 victim’s relative alleges 1,000 pound demand by immigration officer

A relative of three victims of the AI-171 plane crash alleged that the family had to pay 1,000 pounds to an immigration officer to board the flight. However, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) sources clarified that the amount paid was a visa fee and a fine of around Rs 91,140 for overstaying in India, and proper procedure was followed while issuing the exit permit for the child holding a British passport.

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