Seventeen Indian men rounded up by cops and military in Chantaburi

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Seventeen Indian men rounded up by cops and military in Chantaburi

 

Picture: INN

 

Immigration police said that they had arrested a total of 17 Indian nationals for overstaying their visas in Chantaburi in Thailand's central east area.

 

Spokesman at national HQ Kritsana Pattanajaroen said that the men were intercepted as they traveled in two minivans between the districts of Khao Khitchakut and Khao Raya on Sunday.

 

They all admitted to having overstayed their welcome in Thailand.

 

INN said they face 2 years in jail a 20,000 baht fine or both.

 

INN did not report on what the Indians were actually doing in Thailand.

 

Source: INN

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2018-02-19

[JoePai]

Too bad if you need a new jacket and live in Chantaburi  

[Idiotabroad]

I wonder how that will affect the price of peanuts in the area.

[Blue Muton]

In the last ten days I've driven over two thousand  kilometres across fourteen provinces through numerous checkpoints. I was stopped about a dozen times, mostly being waved through with a smile.

Only three times was I asked any questions, "where are you going to?" each time. I was not asked for either my licence or I.D. at any time.

In seven years I've still never been asked to show my passport other than at an airport, immigration office or hotel check-in.

 

[marioc]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

INN said they face 2 years in jail a 20,000 baht fine or both.

 

2 years in jail for overstaying??????????????

Many falangs should start to really worry na khap....

[hangdonger]

Were they looking for Bobs and Vagene?

[ezzra]

Jolly good sir, i'm thinking it's a very good move....

[peperobi]

Taylors.....

[Tchooptip]

1 hour ago, Blue Muton said:

In the last ten days I've driven over two thousand  kilometres across fourteen provinces through numerous checkpoints. I was stopped about a dozen times, mostly being waved through with a smile.

Only three times was I asked any questions, "where are you going to?" each time. I was not asked for either my licence or I.D. at any time.

In seven years I've still never been asked to show my passport other than at an airport, immigration office or hotel check-in.

 

Last month I went from  Samui to Bueng Khan altogether we drove exactly 5000kms a few checkpoints of course maybe a dozen, stopped with a smile but every time we were asking for our driving license,  they had hardly had a look at it and gave it back in a few seconds, sometimes where are you going,  one word answer Bueng  Khan or Samui, OK go . 

[Baerboxer]

2 hours ago, Blue Muton said:

In the last ten days I've driven over two thousand  kilometres across fourteen provinces through numerous checkpoints. I was stopped about a dozen times, mostly being waved through with a smile.

Only three times was I asked any questions, "where are you going to?" each time. I was not asked for either my licence or I.D. at any time.

In seven years I've still never been asked to show my passport other than at an airport, immigration office or hotel check-in.

 

 

Are you an Indian, African, muscle bound tattooed biker type?

[SpeakeasyThai]

Even harder to get a decent Curry going forward then. 

[toofarnorth]

I can imagine 17 indians booking up 2 minibuses.  " Do we need a reservation ? "

Nope , only if you are North American Indians.

[captpkapoor]

So many stereotypes!

[Monkeyrobot]

They not very lucky man this time. 

[Monkeyrobot]

4 hours ago, Blue Muton said:

In the last ten days I've driven over two thousand  kilometres across fourteen provinces through numerous checkpoints. I was stopped about a dozen times, mostly being waved through with a smile.

Only three times was I asked any questions, "where are you going to?" each time. I was not asked for either my licence or I.D. at any time.

In seven years I've still never been asked to show my passport other than at an airport, immigration office or hotel check-in.

 

I take it your not Indian.

[ScotBkk]

5 hours ago, Blue Muton said:

In the last ten days I've driven over two thousand  kilometres across fourteen provinces through numerous checkpoints. I was stopped about a dozen times, mostly being waved through with a smile.

Only three times was I asked any questions, "where are you going to?" each time. I was not asked for either my licence or I.D. at any time.

In seven years I've still never been asked to show my passport other than at an airport, immigration office or hotel check-in.

 

Get a real deep tan and you'll soon see a difference in Thai officials once they intercept your Journeys ....................

[jaiyen]

Chantaburi is an area where a lot of gemstones are bought and sold.  The Indians and Pakistanis are big rip off merchants in all the gem sale areas. That is probably why they are there

[RichardColeman]

I'm guessing they got a tip off from a street hooker after the group asked for a discount.

[Tchooptip]

48 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

I'm guessing they got a tip off from a street hooker after the group asked for a discount.

As far as discounts are concerned Indians men are unbeatable 

[Humpy]

Are the cop's pink shorts part of a new move towards neutral gender uniforms I wonder ?

[atyclb]

2 years in jail seems to defeat the purpose of the reason for being arrested

[Cat ji]

5 hours ago, Humpy said:

Are the cop's pink shorts part of a new move towards neutral gender uniforms I wonder ?

No it's that you are preprogrammed about colour of clothes.

[michaellee]

19 hours ago, Lamkyong said:

and you are non indian/looking ??

Obviuosly he is white so cops in up country dont ask for id 

[kolkolkol]

On 2/19/2018 at 12:09 PM, Idiotabroad said:

I wonder how that will affect the price of peanuts in the area.

you mean curry?

[LennyW]

21 hours ago, kolkolkol said:

you mean curry?

I would guess peanuts, many of the annoying <deleted> tromping the beaches selling peanuts.