A Moroccan national named Achbili Amine was deported from Hyderabad for overstaying and selling drugs. The Hyderabad Narcotics Enforcement Wing (HNEW) arrested him. He was a student at Osmania University.
The police arrested Achbili Amine (27) for overstaying and engaging in illegal activities in Hyderabad despite his visa and passport expiration. He arrived in Hyderabad on a student visa in 2018, with a passport valid until 2021. He enrolled at Osmania University but became irregular in attending classes, instead frequenting parties and developing a drug addiction.
Achbili Amine formed friendships with a drug addict/peddler named Saeed Ali Mohammad Al Kafri and a local woman in Hyderabad. Saeed Ali Mohammad Al Kafri had been arrested previously for drug-related offenses. Movement restriction orders were issued against Achbili Amine, and he was detained at the Central Crime Station in Hyderabad.
The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in New Delhi provided a travel pass for Achbili Amine’s return to Morocco. His deportation is scheduled for April 17, 2024, from Rajiv Gandhi International Terminal in Hyderabad. Deportation staff will accompany him on his journey back to Morocco.
