In appreciation of the initiative, Dr. Ekta Khosla said that awareness is the strongest tool to safeguard our youth from the traps of visa fraud. Such initiatives empower students to make informed, responsible, and secure choices while planning their future abroad. The speakers emphasized that visa fraud can lead to severe consequences, including financial loss, exploitation, and even a 10-year ban from travelling to the UK. The initiative aligns with the Mobility and Migration Partnership Agreement between India and the UK, reinforcing a shared commitment to combat irregular migration. The event witnessed the presence of distinguished guests including Mr. Rajinder S. Nagarkoti, Senior Advisor, Political Media and Migration, British High Commission, Ms. Rachna Chaturvedi and Ms. Sunayana Sharma (Migration Officers), Mr. Arvind Pal Singh Bhamra (Manager Operations, VFS Global), and The programme was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Rama Sharma, with support from Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Coordinator of Global Linkages. The Music department gave a wonderful performance. Ms. Jyoti Sehgal and Ms. Gayatri Kailey were also present on the occasion. The exhibition proved to be highly informative and impactful, equipping students with essential knowledge to make safe and informed decisions regarding international travel. The students of Music Vocal Department presented Folk Guldasta under the guidance of Dr. Prem Sagar and Dr. Gunjan. The students of Music Instrumental Department presented Folk Orchestra.
The Hind Canadian Times
