“As soon as I was detained on January 27 and taken to the detention centre, they asked me to remove all my clothes, including my turban. We were allowed to wear only a T-shirt, a lower, socks, and shoes. They also removed our shoelaces. I and other Sikh youths asked them to at least return our turbans, but they refused. They said, ‘Who will be responsible if any of you hangs self to death?’ For all the days we were at the detention centre, we were not allowed to wear a turban. It was only after reaching Amritsar airport that I got my luggage back and wrapped my head with a parna (a cloth worn by Sikh men to cover their heads)," Jaswinder Singh told The Indian Express. Click on the 🔗 below to read ‘Dunki’ tales of him and 2 Goans deported from US 👇🏽 https://indianexpress.com/article/india/robbed-tortured-detained-deported-2-goans-sent-back-from-us-recount-horrors-of-dunki-route-journey-9839735/?ref=socialmedia