All were brought to India via a special chartered flight, which landed at Delhi Airport.

According to Australian authorities, these individuals were expelled from the country for several reasons:

Many of them faced serious allegations such as drunk driving, theft, fraud, drug-related offenses, stalking, and acts of violence. A startling revelation was that out of the 11 individuals, only two possessed valid passports. The remaining nine were sent to India using "Emergency Certificates," which are valid solely for one-way travel.

Officials explained that the behavior of some of the detainees was deemed "non-compliant and disruptive." In other words, they were refusing to follow rules and were offering resistance. For this reason, transporting them on a standard commercial flight was not considered safe; hence, a special aircraft was utilized.

Where were they detained?

These individuals were held in various detention centers across Australia, including:

The deported individuals faced a range of serious allegations:

Upon their arrival in India, these individuals may be provided with certain forms of assistance, such as:

However, these cases may subsequently be subject to further investigation and legal proceedings.