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It would be fine if they had not come out, but these Indians have seen the outside world and enjoyed freedom. To ask them to return to that caste system would be simply a death sentence.

No matter how the security personnel tried to persuade them, many people refused to leave and some even lay on the ground, refusing to move.

Faced with this situation, the public security officers involved in the operation could only shake their heads helplessly. After all, they were also acting according to the rules.

Anyway, according to the rules, if these people are unwilling to cooperate, they only need to wait for an hour before taking the next step.

The early morning action caused quite a stir in Singapore.

Many people who get up early to go to work are asked to check their ID as soon as they step out of their homes.

Those who forgot to bring their ID cards had no choice but to go home and get them. Even if some of them knew the security officers on duty, it would be of no avail.

Someone once tried to plead: "You know my identity, I am indeed Chinese!"

However, the other party responded: "Even if I know, what does it matter? Even if you are allowed to pass, the next checkpoint will still ask you to go back and get your ID."

This incident attracted the attention of journalists from all over the world. They were all very excited as this was big news they had been looking forward to for a while.

So, groups of reporters, holding cameras, hurried to the Indian settlements.

Because they acted quickly, when they arrived at the scene they saw the police officers patiently persuading them and helping them pack their luggage.

This is not the scene they want.

So an American reporter walked up to the Indian family and asked them what they thought about the move.

As soon as he asked the question, the Public Security Bureau immediately asked him to leave and not disturb them from performing their mission.

The American reporter shouted that he had freedom to report and was unwilling to leave.

The Indian man standing by seemed to have seen a savior and immediately started crying and accusing.

"Please help us! We don't want to go back to India!"

"Yes, please save us, we don't want to go back!"

“Help us…”

These Indians surrounded the American reporter and cried about their experiences, hoping to get help from the reporter.

Looking at these poor Indians in front of them, the American reporters couldn't help but feel a sense of justice.

He wants to report this matter so that more people can know the truth.

However, at this moment, a member of the Public Security Bureau came over, looked at the American reporter coldly, and said sternly: "Please leave here immediately and do not interfere with our work."

The American reporter frowned and retorted: "I just want to understand the situation, why don't you let me interview?"

"We are performing our duties, please cooperate." The staff of the Public Security Bureau answered bluntly.

Upon hearing this, the American reporter raised his camera and wanted to take a picture of the Indians asking for his help, but he was unexpectedly blocked by the security bureau personnel.

"It's wrong for you to do this. You can't force them to leave like this." The American reporter shouted while holding up his camera.

"Get out of the way, don't block me, you are behaving barbarically." The reporter became dissatisfied when he saw someone blocking his way whenever he raised his camera.

"Please leave and don't disturb us from performing our mission." At this time, the tone of the people from the Public Security Bureau was different from before.

The reporters who were sent abroad were all smart people. After hearing this, they immediately stopped his exaggerated movements and loud shouting.

"We have reported to the Singapore government. We have the freedom to interview. What you are doing is persecuting these people!" the American reporter said righteously.

The surrounding reporters who were also stopped expressed their support.

Some journalists stopped filming Indian families and turned their cameras to American journalists, who began filming the blocked scenes.

Time passed quickly, and an hour later, except for some places that the reporters had not left, the actions of the Sheriff's Bureau staff in other places suddenly changed.

They subdued and handcuffed those who were crying on the ground, and even spared their family members.

Both adults and children were controlled together.

Then, the Sheriff's Department officers randomly gathered some clothes and valuable-looking items from the room and moved them to the truck.

Then they forcibly dragged the men onto trucks and took them away.

There were two people from the Sheriff's Bureau on each truck. Although they did not carry rifles, they were equipped with pistols on their waists. The family under guard did not dare to make any moves at all.

They also realized that it was useless to say anything now.

But he had no choice but to return to his hometown. He could only watch his wife and children crying silently. He regretted not saving any money and spent whatever he had. He only hoped that the belongings in the car could be exchanged for boat tickets for his family to leave India.

Anywhere is better than India.

As time went on, even though there were reporters around, the people from the Security Bureau were no longer polite and their methods became more brutal.

They started to attack these people, pushing and shoving them.

However, when the Sheriff's Department tried to put a family into a vehicle, the man and woman cried and screamed, trying to stop them from being taken away.

The sheriff's officers became impatient and began to pull the man hard.

"You can't do this to us!" the woman cried.

The people from the Security Bureau didn't listen to them at all and continued to pull hard.

In the end, the Indian man punched the sheriff's officer, but was immediately subdued to the ground by another sheriff's officer.

The woman took the opportunity to pick up the child and tried to escape.

This is the scene they wanted to shoot.

Reporters in the distance pointed their cameras at this scene.

While they were filming, someone in everyday clothes suddenly jumped out from behind them, snatched their cameras and ran away.

"Robbery! Someone is stealing something." The reporter who filmed the incident reacted and quickly sought help from the security personnel not far away.

Just from the other party calmly asking them to go to the Public Security Bureau to register, these reporters understood that this was arranged by the Public Security Bureau personnel in front of them.

A large number of vehicles and personnel gathered towards the airship field from all over the city.

At each house, someone would directly pull the person and bring their belongings to register, and then the person would be taken to the airship cabin.

The things are packed and placed in the warehouse below.

An airship can accommodate more than 200 people. Once it is full, the airship will take off and another airship will land to continue loading.

There were relatively fewer people loaded this time, but the main reason was that their luggage was too much and too heavy.

In particular, there were many heavy objects such as electrical appliances. However, in order to maintain his good reputation, Li Yaoguang did not stop these Indian families from bringing heavy objects.

After all, he had already spent a lot of money, so he didn't mind spending more.