Indian Student DEPORTED From USA| Fraud Case by Relatives| Logical Bakwas Podcast

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Hi guys I see a lot of you asking me how can they help Aryan If you really want to help Aryan is looking for a remote job in india It’d be great if you can help him otherwise try to donate whatever money you can. I’m attaching his email , insta & bank details Email : [e-mail] Intsagram : @aryyyan.7 NAME : ARYAN SURYAVANSHI BANK NAME : JAMMU&KASHMIR BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER : 0569041000001695 IFSC CODE : JAKA0TOPSHR

[@doctorgoud5728]

I am shocked and appalled to hear what Aryan has gone through in USA. 😢

[@arijitghosh827]

Bahat shock laga sunk. But jinohonr ye ganda cum kia uska kya hua ye pata nehi chala. Texas ki law me unk lie kya charge hi?

[@sangeeta963]

Why is he not in India?

[@tonyroy8123]

Are you serious? This boy should learn from his blunder and bite his lip and take any job. Stay and live in India.

[@GamerOne_me]

Why didn't you ask him did he take or want to take any legal action against that family Sometimes use your brain and ask some useful and perfect questions Show the face of that husband and wife so who are close to them may know how dangerous they are and also add the audio of that call aryan talking about If the charges are fully in his favour He has right to sue them But I think his lawyer did make a deal with that family to take back the case otherwise ready to face the consequences May this happened I didn't like your podcast at all Sorry dude It's incomplete

[@vasundhararajput1242]

I am his sister and i am so proud of him. Even after all he went through he came out so strong. Thanks to Hardik bhaiya for giving him a platform to share his story. My brother is the strongest man I know and has made the whole family strong. At the end truth wins

[@tafheemfatima104]

Allah jisko bachana chahte hain , unka koi bhi baal banka nhi karsakta, alhamdulillah

[@devaj.singhacaliforniausa9245]

I am literally crying after watching this video. Sooo proud of you Aryan. You will touch the sky. I pray for you. I have gone through a similar experience. I was also jailed in the USA but nothing stopped me from moving forward in life. Please continue with all the strength God has given

[@srijanbiswas2409]

satyamev jayate

[@vije364]

@@qqglobalbasically Bhagwan ki baat hori h maate! Dharam naa dekho

[@jafferrizvi1305]

you did a very smart thing for your brother by recording that video!

[@jandoobam9719]

He went to USA as a boy and returned as a man! I wish him a wonderful life ahead!!

[@djm5242]

@@blueberries2910 I think he had an F1 visa because he mentions about his university reporting to immigration department after few days of not reporting. Actually this is the policy for international students in the US. Interms of University when i searched the name "San Marcos University" it says Texas State University so I will give him benefit of the doubt and call it this university. But the biggest questions I have is: 1. What were his source of funds for a year in his I-20 and 2. Who paid for his flight ticket?

[@maxwellsope1080]

@@djm5242 He answers both questions in the video. He says his fathers friend told him to get a job and save the money for collage fee. Second his flight ticket was paid by his family ofcourse and his return ticket during deportation was paid by the US federal governament. As for the funds for his I-20 his fathers friend probably declared the funds but once he arrived didn't give him any.

[@anocri]

Let's be honest and not give him a pat on his back yet, he went to US unprepared without money to pay for his education, broke the U.S. laws by working illegally, which they take very seriously, got himself arrested, and got himself deported with a 10-year ban from entering the U.S. in the future.

[@anonymous2851]

​@@djm5242us interview me mainly university and scholarship dekha jata hai financial documents bhi easily broker k through banwaya ja sakta hai

[@sundardisilva]

A legend said " Indians 🇮🇳 hi Indians ko giraaate h". Prayers for Aryan, he is a strong soul.

[@Reddylion]

👍

[@hawkeye5611]

true as fuck bro

[@zeesworld3371]

Agree I have witnessed n face this many time .. 22 years in usa now n I got zero Indian friends due to this same shit n games

[@sundardisilva]

@@zeesworld3371 the best thing in national interest you can do be away from Indians 🇮🇳 and still keep them angry 😂😂😂 That's nirvana for me.

[@sundardisilva]

@@hawkeye5611 dude we all aren't sailing the same boat, it's Indians 🇮🇳 literally like that 😹😹😹

[@bluesky4192]

I came to UK as a student. When I came, no one, I mean not even my cousins, grand mother etc back in the country knew about it. In the UK, no one knew that I am coming. My father told one of his friend who didn't turn up at the airport to pick me up. I had burnt my boats and was ready to live on the roads but never ever went to any friend or relative. My father died 1 month after I came to UK so the only support I had was lost. I was on my own, all alone, saw the real face of this world, always kept my confidential information secret and went through the rivers of fire. Where there were evil souls, I also found some amazing good souls. Now here I am after 20yrs, with master degree from UK working at the senior-level management position in the central government. Every success has a brutal past which helps you get up the ladder of success.

[@mylilartsoul]

Awesome brother.. proud of you... you must contact platforms like humans of Bombay humans of India to share ur story ... it will inspire others who are going through the same

[@EffectiveLearning-ek6vo]

An Indian man from Maharashtra who is about 50 years of age treated me really badly when I joined a new company. He was so rude and behaving like a bully with me from day 1. I had thought that an Indian would behave nicely with me but he was so much insecure with my presence in the team and i dont know why. But I had sorted out things with him and later learnt that he was jealous and offended that why a young boy was hired to a bigger position than him and gets more salary😅 Indians do behave badly with other indians abroad most of time but there are also some nice indians and Pakistanis who supported me.

[@Ell6729]

True, i know...they feel like "CHALTA HAIN"

[@bhartibalwal5219]

Aryan mere bacche you never told me your pain. I felt heartbroken. Beta you met me twice par tumne mujhe kuch nahi bola. Be strong always ,You are surma you can never be weak. Tankz to this gentleman who gave you stage to explain your part. Thanks 🙏

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

🙏🏻Never got the guts to express all this mam, finally found a stage much worth it to aware everyone, thanks for finding good in me

[@satyam168]

Agar woh bata bhi deta toh tuh kya kar deti bae randi ? Bas jutha dillasa dena aata hai tumhe

[@Versole]

​@@aryansuryavanshi2704 Sorry for what happened to you. I also had similar situation but not this extreme of a Indian relative. Thankfully we found our way out. God works mysterious ways so just keep at it.

[@rameshbhaipatel9639]

Shocking story 😂 Aryan you are brave boy 👍. I am also from Austin .

[@sufyankhan5870]

I am a American Pakistani’s and I have seen many greedy people but this story made me very sad because of someone’s action you suffered a lot. I have many Indians friends here and many who came that struggled. I always helped them and supported them as much as I can, but I would never go that far to hurt someone or put them in jail. Everyone must be respected even if they hurt you, you must have a good heart. I know Pakistan and Indians who come here struggle but that doesn’t mean we give up. Aaryan, education will come to you but most importantly stay at a place where your family is and loves you. You are very strong and gave a great motivation. Got bless you!

[@akku7411]

God bless you bro

[@HHhh-jg6se]

Why he counter case against them . Demand compensation

[@kiranravipati8074]

Finally found a pakistani who is kind and smart.

[@foxtrotwhiskey874]

@@kiranravipati8074 if you take your head out of your G, you will see Pakistanis are just like any other people, its your RSS/Hindutwa clowns who have spread hatred and propaganda against Pakistan and Pakistanis.

[@hushmeariddle]

he was cheated by indian not pakistani har jaga chuypy ki baat krni zarori nahi hoti @@kiranravipati8074

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

Thankyou So Much for everyone's support, it is only because of hardik bhai that I was able to share this story with you all, your wishes mean a lot to me🙏🏻

[@photophilic_spook]

Bro your story is just so sad to even hear, it gave me goosebumps..I wish you all the best for your future endeavors and thanks a lot for coming up on youtube to share it with everyone.

[@LogicalBakwas7]

5 years down the line Aryan will achieve a lot of things Mark my words Kabhi uchi udaan bharne ke liye Thokar lagna Acha hota hai God bless you Aryan ❤

[@HarjotS]

All the best for your future bro, Stay strong! and thank your for sharing your story!!

[@photophilic_spook]

@@LogicalBakwas7 That's so true bhai! Saying it from my own experience

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

@@LogicalBakwas7 God Bless You too big brother

[@niharikagangoli1490]

As an international student, I know very well that an Indian with a business will definitely exploit another Indian just because they are in a stronger position.

[@parnamsaini4751]

Gujjus again?

[@aquariusa2421]

Also , it is very strange how a father's friend can pay for your education, while the fee for the college is $20.000 or more here in the US. On top of that, they will provide food and a room to share. That raises eyebrows.

[@ashrafjafri1134]

How can you believe these promises?

[@aquariusa2421]

@ashrafjafri1134 Also, the young guy can hear her aunt calling police with the bathroom door locked. Was she scared of him to attack her?

[@deepahlawat1]

for indian this is not big amount to help each other here we sell our things to help our family members But who are out of country they are strangers

[@MrYouTube.]

@@aquariusa2421get a life cringe lockdown kid

[@user-yk5lv8iw8x]

@@aquariusa2421it’s very shady. Usually Indian staying in these countries will not dare call police and file a false complaint cos it can backfire tremendously if it’s proved that she was lying. His story is very strange. He’s leaving something out that transpired between them.

[@amartya2002]

areh bhai let him say, stop interrupting every second, please take it as a constructive criticism, and thank you for bringing this case up.

[@unzonked]

Yessss

[@DrSingh-gf6gp]

Very true, stop interrupting.

[@DrSingh-gf6gp]

Plz stop interrupting every few minutes. You need to learn how to be a good host.

[@niri2375]

Absolutely. I felt the same. Also every time you interrupt him not only do you break the flow but you also just summarizing what he just said which doesn't add value to the conversation.

[@SusanFernandes-e5q]

The most annoying thing about this video was the host interrupting every few seconds. I'm watching this to listen to him not you.

[@RobB537]

Salute to Aryan's courage and patience. I 100% blame his parents. He was a 17-year-old kid and how come they sent him trusting this 'so-called' friend? My father told me upfront that he cannot support my US education. I grinded for 3 years and then got a full scholarship for my master's. Some people think they don't have to pay the piper and they take up any 'too good to be true' deal in front of them. I will never send my kid to a different state in India let alone a different country trusting a friend or a relative.

[@gauravrawat8959]

exactly how you could do you send their son in such conditions.....relatives are the most corrupt species in this world

[@aryanbajaj2235]

yeah bro u are absolutely right , why can someone expect their friend , not even a close relative to pay a hefty fee of 19k dollars for ur child , that's not how the world works , if u cant afford then simply learn to say no to ur child

[@blueberries2910]

Something is not Right ?

[@RkK-rc2iy]

Parents want gud for their children may be due to lack of knowledge they belived,.. but at the end they never want wrong for u...

[@AxAz12515]

Indian parents are star struck with having their children study abroad and eventually settle there. What the child may have to go through, e.g. loneliness, away from family/friends, cost of living, suitable accommodation, financial stress, etc., they cannot or refuse to acknowledge/accept.😊

[@Pradeep0047]

One lesson that everyone should learn from this... There is nothing called a free lunch, either you pay or become a product.

[@parnamsaini4751]

Accha?

[@jamimazada7428]

Exactly. I always say that there is nothing like a Free lunch. Nobody would help you for free.

[@parnamsaini4751]

@@jamimazada7428 Simple as that!...you mean?

[@sangeeta963]

That's right.. totally unscrupulous relatives..poor young chap.

[@blueberries2910]

Something is not Right , upfront, in the First Place ??? The whole incident is So Fishy ?? 1. If The Dad is Trusting a Friend for 15 Lacs then he must be a Good Friend.. 2. We Don’t know the Other Part of Story ? Dad’s Friend Version 3. When Mr. Aryan Apologized in Writing to his Dad’s Friend … What did he Do ?? 4. It Appears the Matter went on that Night a little Far ?? 5. When the Chachu ( Dad’ Friend ) is Calling his Conversation was Recorded 6. Who Does that ? 7. It means the Altercation already went very Far between Chachu and the Boy ? 8. Something is Fishy ?????? Big time.

[@ManmohanSingh-kv1lf]

One comment Aryan made was that Indians take advantage and EXPLOIT other Indians. I have lived in USA for the past 50 years. Living the American Dream. In those 50 years I have witnessed many Indians get exploited by our own people. We have been brought up to trust and respect elders- a huge mistake. My own relative complained to immigration when I was in Canada as a student. Anyway, I was lucky that I had proper documentation to live and work there. Jealousy and envy of your success affects the friends and relatives, who are very close to you. They don’t want you to be better off than they are. We tried to help many individuals because we were doing well. Those same people cheated us and became our competitor. I trusted him. My fault. My stupidity. However, I forgive him. KISMAT is everything. Heaven and hell is right here on this earth whatever good things you have done, you will be rewarded sooner or later and those who have cheated others, you will see them suffering right before your eyes.

[@tsgusers8845]

Seems fishy. There is no university called San Marcos University in Texas. He mentions it by name at 2:03). There is a Texas State University in San Marcos. You have to know your university name pretty well. Also, you will not get a visa unless you show the money and or property to Visa officials. Why would a family friend or relative pay more than $20,000 and that too for 4 years? This seems like a scam to use emotional sentiments to get some money.

[@aryansarin6954]

This guy is really strong discussing his story like a champ...when you're less than 20 yrs of age you went to jail where your own relatives whom you trusted betrayed you at such extent is disgusting!! More power to you brother, keep your head up!!!

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Indeed

[@ranapartap1501]

@@LogicalBakwas7 please tell the name of those people in texas

[@blueberries2910]

@@ranapartap1501 Yes.. The Dog 🐕 of Texas should be Charged.. On the Basis of Recorded Calls …

[@ranapartap1501]

well what is the name of the dog???????@@blueberries2910

[@ranapartap1501]

Tell the name f those people ar this is Fake story for views@@LogicalBakwas7

[@aayush.gautam]

You've been through a lot at such an young age. "Abroad mai Indians hi Indians ka katte hai" is such a relatable sentiment. It's such a sad thing about us. You are really a brave person, all the best for your future endeavours!

[@ashishagrahari2285]

It's a reality bro my cousin also there he says that other countries people treat him good when Indians meet Indian they treat differently more Harsh way and don't seems interested to talk each other

[@ultimexg1419]

Strangely even Pakistanis and bangladeshi treat Indians better than indians themselves 😬

[@cooldragoncool3046]

Khud ko kamana hai bas chahte hain competition na badhe basically insecure hai ki ye aya h to aur bhi ayenge Lekin unhe bhi ye baat samajhni chahiye usa unka baap ka nhi h

[@kirankiraa]

True bro😊

[@deedt8279]

I AM USA CITIZEN - AND THIS PEOPLE COMING AND TAKING OUR JOBS AND ON TOP THEY SPREAD WRONG WORDS AGAINST US CITIZEN PEOPLE AND THINK THEY HAVE A GODS PERMISSION TO ABUSE OTHERS BUT WHEN WE DO TO THEM THEY MAKE THIS VIDEOS - THEY HAVE USED LOT OF LOOP HOLES OF STUDEN VISA AND H1B VISA ETC.....BUT WHEN THEY WRONGLY TAKE OUR JOBS AND ABUSE INOCENT PEPOLE HERE IT IS FINE - So those who are coming here wrongfully ,They should not object - I am the victim of those Indians who were securing their jobs by stepping up on me and spreading wrong words against me at work. This was hard on us from 1996 till today and many more keep coming to abuse. I WILL REPORT THEM - THE DIRTIEST CROWD OF INDIAN IS HERE. THEY FLAT LIE IN THEIR RESUME TO GET HIGH PAID JOB AND SINCE 1995 TILL TODAY INDIAN AGENCY’S WERE BRINGING MORE VILLAGE AND STUPID CROWD HERE TO SPREAD INDIA'S DIRTY SICK MENTALITY HERE - NOW AMERICAN'S ARE LEARNING FROM THEM HOW TO HANDEL THEM . ......TIT FOR TAT. THIS ENTIRE NEW CROWD IS CREATING WRONG IMMAGE OF INDIA. “WHEN YOUR OWN HOUSE IS MADE OF GLASS THEN DO NOT THROW STONES ON OTHERS. “

[@Dipsvloggermany2021]

"Indian hi indian ka lete hai foreign countries me" So much relatable, I have been living in Germany for 2 years and I feel this every time.

[@divyaanshsingh5556]

Bhai ms germany ke liye process me help karo na

[@xaviercolaco]

​@@divyaanshsingh5556first learn to speak and write German language... important 🎉

[@bishwasmishra6447]

Suggestion to students: When you come to US you need to think “Who brought me to US?”. The answer is “your college”, or “your employer” whatever may be the case. So everything you need to ask your college, also report to them what is happening, not relatives. Also keep in touch of other students who are doing the same course.

[@anocri]

The victim's message was correct. Don't depend on anyone or any organization. If you go to US or another country for education, go with enough money to complete your education. Don't go with a mindset that you will rely on someone else or work cash jobs to pay for your education, which is impossible. If you go for a job, make sure you have (i.e., the employer has or finds) a job/project. College did not bring him. He brought himself here. The college will kick him out if he (i.e., the student) does not pay the tuition fee before the deadline for a semester. The college will not keep a non-paying student for one semester, unless the student also has some sort of a scholarship or teaching assistantship (TA).

[@JinSakai_Kuroudo]

no country cares about what your circumstances are, the law is the law. if you were trafficked then you can claim asylum. The problem with indians is that they dont do enough research and hindu society is such that you just have to listen to what elders say. if the elder uncle tells a young girl to come sit on his lap she must do it, no thinking. But in the real world once youre 18, they expect you to have some brains. You cant be like my uncle told me this, i didnt know about that blah blah. I know of students who came to UK, didnt study and were thrown out of the course because they couldnt even manage to shop, cook and clean for themselves. That is the state of children in india. The'yre basically kids till their parents die because all decisions are made by the parents

[@bishwasmishra6447]

@@anocri Agree to rest but you are wrong about the line “he brought himself here”. For USA you need someone to bring you. You cannot come by yourself. It’s not possible, unless on a tourist visa. Either it will be a college or a job. So you need to report to them all the time. Also keeping company of friends is a good idea. Don’t be alone like the victim. And also don’t listen to one person. Listen to many suggestions from different people like international students, local students, faculty etc

[@thesachinb]

Amazing confidence, this guy needs right support and guidance. I wish he graduates soon and study well. What happened in past doesn't define the future

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

Just to let everyone know, this story is not shown to get sympathy or file a case against those people, I can very well expose them and tell their background to anyone and everyone, but the point of this whole video was to spread awareness among people that, don't trust someone blindly, even if it is your blood relation and be careful about everything, your parents are not always sweet to you, they scold you and guide you through the right path, but if someone is always being sweet to you then there is something sour in it that you can't taste, which you will but it would be very late till then. Now exposing them is just going to create a fuss out of everything, there are thousands of them, we can't point everyone out, we need to be careful and keep our eyes and ears open all the time, but if it'll come to exposing them, then I surely will someday with all proofs and background I have of them as they are living as a refuggee there, and I've told it all to immigrations and customs enforcement which will surely take an action against them one day. God Bless You all who undertstood me and support me, and to the rest of the people, I wish god gives you sense🙏🏻

[@maulikkaneria739]

Good luck with your life man! I came to USA in 2016 and since I came I knew about this things. I never stayed with relatives instead prefered to stay with friends on sharing basis and made my own way. But I have seen many, especially your age kids become easy prey for them and they exploit on their own wish and take advantage of innocence. You have seen a lot even though you choose to spread awareness that depicts good upbringing from your parents and inner positivity. I advise whoever plan for the USA wait till at least graduation. Yes, maturity comes with age. Good luck with your life again and thank you for sharing your story !

[@vr-124]

People particularly Indians take advantage of kids Sent to Canada, USA like domestic help, no pay. And kids are better if they move out fast. In your case your Chacha and Chachi were demons.

[@mtiger3265]

Bro expose them . Let them raste their own medicine

[@TheRealDrax]

I understand your personal story but it is not fair to generalize your experience to everyone else. Saying that we shouldn’t trust family is like saying we should lead a life where we are skeptical of everyone and everything. I wouldn’t be where I am in life without the help of my family, and I am not talking immediate family. From providing emotional support to huge financial support without a second ( I had a cousin loan me $25,000 without asking a second question when I needed it and I didn’t even have to pay him back, just had to forward the loan to an other cousin when he needed it - all of this for educational purposes). So the gist is, so people are bad and some people are good. We need to be careful in judging people without having a general bias either way. Don’t blindly trust and don’t blindly mistrust everyone. It will be a miserable life if doubtful of everyone and everything.

[@overlordprincekhan]

​@@TheRealDraxHere, only our parents and our siblings are considered family. Others are called relatives.

[@SanjeevSinha30]

This young boy has matured beyond imagination. Hats off to him. He has seen the worse and only good from now on. Great mental strength and perseverance. God bless him .

[@MI-lv3uz]

Lesson to learn is don't depend on others for anything. Keep youself financially secure and well aware of every circumstances because their is no such thing as free lunch. You'll always have to give something to get something.

[@SammyyStarr-nz5dq]

Don’t give your judgment without knowing the through it’s was completely different story

[@SammyyStarr-nz5dq]

And have still criminal charges on him because what he was done he was pay back

[@SammyyStarr-nz5dq]

I know all stories And I know uncle and Auntie

[@MI-lv3uz]

@@SammyyStarr-nz5dqso then clarify the story.

[@eldiablo-yt6089]

@@MI-lv3uz he is the uncle who made a new account, look the channel was created yesterday when the video dropped

[@Hermelasopinoin]

I can't imagine how cruel people can be. They almost ruined this young man's life. The law here is really harsh. Thank god you are free and with your family now!

[@angadpartapsingh]

Well said "Apne hi Apno ko giraate hain". This is not just in USA, it is everywhere in the world. As a 20yrs old, man you suffered a lot, and came out strong. Hats off. And dont worry, Karma isi dharti pe h, so you know that they are gonna pay for it. So wait and watch 👌

[@additalks8720]

You should reveal their names and address so that atleast other people living in Austin can become aware about such people

[@MM-sm4yx]

Yes he needs to report them - contact the Indian community or temple association in the same area where those people live and spread the word of their wrong doing

[@jagdishchandrapatel1671]

​@@MM-sm4yx, If the story is true 100 % you do not know the other sides story.

[@mindkraftsmk3644]

*ismey sab ka kuch na kuch kalach tha* Bachhe ney apna fayda dekha (lalach) Bachhe key parents ney, apna fayda dekha(lalach) Bachhe key uncle ney, apna fayda dekha(lalach)

[@EffectiveLearning-ek6vo]

Never trust Indians 😂😂

[@Anonymous-8080]

​@@jagdishchandrapatel1671exactly

[@surendrapoonia6090]

His story is sad. But it raises some questions too, how can you expect someone to pay your college fees, take care of your accommodation and food. You start earning 3000 dollars per month(which most of the engineers working in india do not get paid), which is a very good amount when your expenses on food and rent are zero. Went there to study and decided to not to report to the college on the very second day. Yes, your relatives/family friends (whatever they are) did a horrible thing to you, which they would have paid for if you fought them legally. You had an American dream, that's fine but then you should always research and stop believing someone blindly. Lastly, I have nothing personal against this guy, just pointed out what I felt and I hope this guy does very good in his life, he had a very tough time and must have learnt some life lessons. Criticism is always invited. Thanks

[@Samikul007]

Exactly, I mean he was ready to leave them. I don't see any motive to send him in a jail (for house in India?!!) If this happened for real then those people are horrible.

[@sankkham]

Lol. Purchase parity left the chat😂. A 1 lac salary in india is like 60-70k salary in usa

[@THOMAS_SHELBY434]

bro tumhari baat ek dum sahi hai but usa ke hisaab se 3000 dollar per month koi badi amount nahi hai.

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Bhai mostly log student pe jaate hai or vaha jaake refugee claim karlete hai Those relatives said jugad karke refugee status dilwa denge and he believed He was wrong in some part for sure Not reporting to college is the one

[@sankkham]

@@THOMAS_SHELBY434 bro. I live their. 40k is good. Even if u live in new york, san francisco, la, Miami, Atlanta like areas then. Min 70-80k salary u need. Anyone can earn 3k per month. 3k salary is below min wage. He was actually getting less salary compared to Texas standard. Cuz he was working 40hrs. Not 20 hrs

[@imposeful]

I am from Jammu and it feels so bad to hear this story happening with a fellow Jammuite. Thanks for bringing this to our attention Hardik,

[@HHhh-jg6se]

Why he counter case against them . Demand compensation

[@anilagarwal7575]

Never herd case like this in my life. I supported here in USA . I paid everything. This boy is innocent and his uncle is real bad.

[@srijanashrestha595]

Me 2 yr se usa me hu. Yaha ka main main masla ye he ki yaha mehengai bahat he. Aur rent income ke liya log apne desh se aaya huye naye logoko phasate he. Use kisi aur se ghulmilne nahi dete aut mehega rent me phasate he. Kahi aap na nikle aur kam vi just unka rent nikaljane untani kare yesa house owner chahate he. Mene vi bahat yesa hi voga aur vog rahi hu. Ye jaga hi yesa he . Yeha saghe ma bap ko tak nahi chorte log. Bhai aap bahat strong ho. Aap ki achi future ki kamana karti hu.

[@TheRealDrax]

The question I have is, how can you send your kid to someone so untrustworthy (and consider a close friend) to a foreign country?

[@smritivishnoi8244]

Exactly..I am wondering how his parents could send him without knowing anything about their relatives.

[@Prachi-sha]

How can you believe if someone else will pay your tuition fees, even in india they won’t pay .. while america is way expensive.

[@Kvr81]

​@@Prachi-shasame thing I was thinking..this is foolishness

[@Dhairya3000]

This is a very comman case where everyone wants thier child to succeed and even a sliver of hope of their childs success( especially in USA) indians are willing to take the risk especiallwhen there a lack of basic knowledge that u are gonna get deported if u don’t show up to college and mostly this risk is usually fruitfull as most people are naturally helpful.

[@hyd842]

Few Parents want money/dollars asap

[@sanjeevKumar-eg6hp]

It's like listening to a horror story. Man hats off to you for surviving.

[@prathammalhotra2991]

EXPOSE THE PEOPLE!!!!!!! This is so heartbreaking!

[@user755b]

It is a very very painful and traumatic episode of this courageous young man. He has learnt a lot in his young age which has made him a strong and brave person. This innocent young person should use this traumatic experience in a positive manner to develope his skills to be a successful, kind, fare, respectful, caring person without any prejudice. God helped him through his wise and intelligent sister to protect him and proved that he is an innocent person. This is a BIG thing. Man proposes, God disposes. We all should make our beautiful planet for a peaceful dwelling place for all, regardless colour, ethnicity, race, caste, religion, creed etc. May God bless you.

[@findingkarma]

His parents should have been more careful and proactive, they should also expose such fraudulent uncle and aunt Also. I'm surprised he went to US in the hope that some distant relative will bear all his expenses when all his parents could afford was a visa and air ticket. One should live within one's means and not depend too much on others. There are many instances in US where relatives and friends from India have piled on others causing financial burden to the hosts

[@shaheenparveenkhan2203]

Even after everything happened to him , he is so calm and explaining everything with utter politeness ! More power to you brother , may you succeed it life 😇

[@maaki3389]

When you are beggar you dont go to Ferrari showroom. If his family was not having money then he could have done graduation from India.

[@khalilmohammadmirza4070]

@@maaki3389Yeah but lots of people have made big by going abroad. If his family in usa was not scamy. He would have made it as well.

[@maaki3389]

@@khalilmohammadmirza4070 Yes all those people were not beggars...............

[@chrizreji5301]

Wait for it! @maaki3389

[@vineetupadhyay4004]

@@maaki3389 dude, what regressive attitude is this? The boy was literally working 10 hours a day while that greedy piece of shit called “chachu” was enjoying his tax free money.

[@ParthVijayvergiya]

Kudos man. You are so young and went through a lot. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

🙏🏻

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Thank you parth You’re an inspiration ❤️

[@AbinavJoshi]

❤

[@Darlene-qu8dg]

Lesson to learn is don't depend on others for anything.

[@Harpreet8014]

Pls, stop interrupting every 30 seconds.. let him speak. be a good listener. More power to you, Aryan. @@LogicalBakwas7

[@SaiKrishna-ne4lc]

Sometimes living with random strangers is more worth living than living with our own relatives.

[@sandhyasheth3895]

Very true I agree

[@shahmeerahmed2496]

its all fun til that random stranger is a serial killer

[@GamerOne_me]

​@@shahmeerahmed2496no all the Indians staying in abroad stays with random strangers like friends friends be it foreigners or indians I never heard any bad story from anyone But yes family friends are heartless many times

[@JohnWickkkkkkkkk]

Spot on

[@sdash6242]

You are very brave to share your story. Although you were in wrong from beginning, by sharing your tragic story you have brought awareness to many others.

[@auralith02]

Studying in the U.S. is much better than in India, believe me! Sending your kid to study in another country is a big decision parents make. It's not just about picking a country; it's also about money. The United States is known for having expensive education, so parents need to plan carefully. Even though studying in the U.S. is a great idea, you need to know what to do to make it happen. I'm a student in a U.S. college, and I'm doing well because I got help with money for my education. It's important to understand how everything works to have a good experience. Don't worry; it's safe here! I have American friends who help me a lot with everything.

[@sumitrana3921]

Thanks for sharing your story Aryan this definitely gave me chills. You have endured lot of pain and agony in such a young age. Hats off to your calmness and courage. Shame on those people who did this horrible horrible thing to you. I hope this story gets shared more

[@deedt8279]

I AM USA CITIZEN - AND THIS PEOPLE COMING AND TAKING OUR JOBS AND ON TOP THEY SPREAD WRONG WORDS AGAINST US CITIZEN PEOPLE AND THINK THEY HAVE A GODS PERMISSION TO ABUSE OTHERS BUT WHEN WE DO TO THEM THEY MAKE THIS VIDEOS - THEY HAVE USED LOT OF LOOP HOLES OF STUDEN VISA AND H1B VISA ETC.....BUT WHEN THEY WRONGLY TAKE OUR JOBS AND ABUSE INOCENT PEPOLE HERE IT IS FINE - So those who are coming here wrongfully ,They should not object - I am the victim of those Indians who were securing their jobs by stepping up on me and spreading wrong words against me at work. This was hard on us from 1996 till today and many more keep coming to abuse. I WILL REPORT THEM - THE DIRTIEST CROWD OF INDIAN IS HERE. THEY FLAT LIE IN THEIR RESUME TO GET HIGH PAID JOB AND SINCE 1995 TILL TODAY INDIAN AGENCY’S WERE BRINGING MORE VILLAGE AND STUPID CROWD HERE TO SPREAD INDIA'S DIRTY SICK MENTALITY HERE - NOW AMERICAN'S ARE LEARNING FROM THEM HOW TO HANDEL THEM . ......TIT FOR TAT. THIS ENTIRE NEW CROWD IS CREATING WRONG IMMAGE OF INDIA. “WHEN YOUR OWN HOUSE IS MADE OF GLASS THEN DO NOT THROW STONES ON OTHERS. “

[@aniruddhashirodkar8440]

I live in Austin. What gives me the chills is the fact that all this happened in the city I live in. This is scary. I salute your perseverance bro. Exposé these bastards.

[@dr.mahmad7303]

Expose these bad people, they must be expelled from USA. They are criminals. They cheated a small boy , it’s beyond the imagination of a normal person. Pl expose them with the help of other people in the city and in the country. They are dangerous. They can harm anyone.

[@VG-bf9cy]

I too live in Austin. I wonder where the family lives and who the DA is of Pakistani descent. She seems to be nice.

[@materockk1579]

You better be careful pal and watch your back. This is America 🇺🇸.

[@ranapartap1501]

what is name of those people??

[@sangeeta963]

How d heck do such people get immigration...wicked people..why doesn't the Indian community rally for him 😢

[@HornOKPlease]

This kid is wise beyond his years. Can't believe people can stoop that low.

[@prismaticindia9046]

Never fall for relative's assurances. I spent one week in bus stand after relatives wanted to me to leave after i stayed at their house for couple of months. Till i could find an affordable accomodation I had to stay in bus stand and lived off a suit case.

[@c333-y]

Similar story here. I belong to a village and was bright at studies so i went to my uncle's house in city to live to get coaching. They told me they wouldnot take rent and feed me so we were very grateful but as soon as i went there they fired their maid and i did all the dishes , jhadu pocha etc. I was basically a replacement of their maid. Tolerated a few months coz my parents had high hopes from me but then told everything and they called me back.

[@pushpapandey1139]

Omg! I’ve been to Canada for 51 years, but never heard anything like this. God will never forgive them. God bless you!

[@dealzguyYT]

Why? Will you pay 19K per year for 4 years on top of providing food and shelter? Some half baked story here… the interviewer is stupid interrupting so many times.

[@believ100]

Just look at all the KZbin videos

[@Aadil_TV]

This is very difficult for a kid who goes for studies and facing this kind of shit really difficult hats off to this man Aryan

[@amarjeetpanesar4220]

There are many mistakes. 1) the young man skipped university admission for which visa was taken. 2) trusting anyone who suggested otherwise about visa 3) yes for stay usually as righteous approach is to offer stay money even if it’s refused ( keep evidence of that) 4) when young man worked for 10 months he should had enough money for studying $19k ( was it earning greed) 5) not sure if reverse case was filed in the US host

[@anandjha9393]

Good points

[@rajatsingh1375]

Exactly no one is talking about these points

[@nsengar6356]

This is a case of human trafficking. The culprits need to be punished and there is plenty legal precedents in the US to punish these people. You should follow up with legal action against them and we will support you.

[@israfeelm5821]

Such a brave and intelligent sister you have my friend. She rescued you single handedly in a foreign country by her presence of mind.

[@user-urbrother]

All credit goes to his Sister.👍

[@DAANISH_KHAN_]

This guy is just teen, How he managed all these. It’s very heartbreaking. Salute brother

[@supercrazydesi]

I have been living in the US for 18 years and have lent money to relatives and friends with no interest or guarantee and most of them have returned on their timeline. I have seen many friends who helped their relatives without any expectations. This was an unfortunate situation which is rare. Majority Indians are not like this guy's aunty and uncle.

[@LryuzakiLN]

Dude, you are wrong, majority of the Indians are like that only, may be you and your few friends are exceptional case.

[@blueberries2910]

This case is Fishy

[@user-yk5lv8iw8x]

People returned money they borrowed?!!! 😂😂😂 Wow- very believable bhai

[@xaviercolaco]

​@@user-yk5lv8iw8xsome returned the money 🤑 Some forgot to return 😢 Some forgot our friendship 😢 Some remember and promised to pay in future❤ Some passed away and blessings are coming my way😊😊😊😊 😂😂😂😂I m good 👍🏽

[@qoweed]

Yo I discovered this channel right now and this story is off the charts. You could make a whole netflix season out of this madness. Power to you Aryan. I, for one, wouldn't have made it out of jail for sure. Crazy. Also kudos that you turned into vegetarian just because they used to serve beef. Brahmin here in the US and I love beef but man you're damn strong

[@phoenixj1299]

You are not a Brahmin in original sense.

[@qoweed]

@@phoenixj1299 You don't get to decide that.

[@phoenixj1299]

@@qoweed The definition of the term "Brahmin" can definitely decide that. If yo don't have certain qualities, you cannot be termed as a Brahmin. Brahmin is not something you are born into. It's something you become. Since you love beef and non veg, you already failed one of the main quality. So you are not a Brahmin.

[@qoweed]

@@phoenixj1299 Show me the definition in the Vedas. More than 60-70% of all Tamil, Kerala, Bengali, Manipuri brahmins eat beef. So did the rishi-munis after sadhnas and yogs according the upanishads. Do you have a valid source saying otherwise?

[@phoenixj1299]

@@qoweed wrong. Only Kerala and people from Bengal consume beef in a major way. Beef is only consumed by muslims in Tamil Nadu for the most part. Show me evidence of eating cow in Vedas and Upanishads.

[@mickeysam9762]

Mere sath bhi same not like him but in my case it was my own chachi (Wife of my father's smaller brother)...she and her husband promised to give me shelter as i was preping for my xams but after 16 days they turned out and asked me to leave ...it was GOD's Grace that i came out peacefully not getting into trouble like that but yes i wish lots of happiness to his boy and his family

[@nishanthlobo3589]

similar thing happened to me, but not to the extent of which he went through. I was verbally abused and my mindset for studying was spoiled by my relatives. I went into depression. Now I'm 32 and have a remote job that pays okay. But I stay mostly inside home and lack self esteem. Yes don't trust your relatives and at age of 18 I was navive and I couldn't cope with the mental torture. Managing to study computer science engg and at the same time facing constant bashing from relatives after coming back from college was hectic. At that age I couldn't afford to move out or go back to my village. It ruined my life but didn't end me. I always learn new things and challenge myself to stay busy growing. Those thoughts come back and give me pain. its a constant battle to overcome those emotions. It was what god had planned for me and I accept it.

[@nusratdisha8145]

My younger brother also faced it and still he is depressed and lack of confidence.

[@logical.Indian]

I watched your video today and was deeply moved. It's truly disheartening to realize that people we trust can behave so poorly and selfishly, bringing shame to humanity. It seems you've learned a lot in a short period of time. I'm confident that you'll achieve great heights in your life. I hope those who wronged you face the consequences of their actions, as they are truly reprehensible. Please share any news links or articles related to your story; I find it compelling. I believe it has the potential to be adapted into a movie. Perhaps you should get in touch with storytellers, directors, or producers who might be interested in bringing your story to the big screen. Wish you good luck mate!!

[@TheRealDrax]

The message from the video should be to do your research before setting foot in any foreign country. There is no dearth of information esp in this age of internet communication. There is a reason most universities have DSOs and international student services whose job is to provide information to international students entering their university. The I-20 issued by the university and the clear directions from USCIS are to contact the university and report to the international students office as soon as you arrive in the city. If you don’t, then it the required of the DSO of the university to inform the USCIS of this lapse. All of this is clearly mentioned in various forms and communication with the university admissions and international student services as well as the Indian student association (Texas state univ at San Marcos has one too). We knew how to do this 20 years ago and I don’t understand how people still do not know these basics.

[@aryansuryavanshi2704]

Everyone , this man hardik has given me a stage to express what I've been through, yes we did have moments where he asked me something and I continued speaking, but don't say anything to this guy, It wouldn't have been possible for me to come out if it was not because of him, and also to clear most of the doubts of people, that yes I did know that I would be illegal if I don't step in the college, but there was no fun of stepping in with empty pockets, those people promised me refuggee status there on the very second day I had landed and I couldnt turn back and catch a flight to India, and when you trust someone blindly, things always go wrong, I was at fault to believe whatever they said and ignore the real facts, but I still didn't expect it all to turn out in this way, anyways again thanks for your wishes guys, and again Thanks to Hardik Bhai for this opportunity, don't say anything to this man, he's a gem of a person guys. God bless you all!

[@VaibhavBrajesh]

You should have sued them. Those people escaped.

[@beechaser66]

More power to you man.. hope that your evil relative meet their way.. karma 🤞

[@MickyB-e1s]

Tiger hai tu,,, baht aagey jana hai abhi

[@abhijitbhattacharya2625]

You are fearless. Bhagan was teaching you to use this power carefully. Glad you are back in the land where God's are born. Ppl go to USA for higher learning and boy you got exactly that. Your fearlessness will give you lot in life

[@sheraliajani3815]

CD m A

[@kkam7984]

I am British Pakistani I have seen lot of cases like this from our countries I have lot of friends from India and Pakistan and we often discuss if such things happen, it is a very sad story of Aryan it is unfortunate that his father's friend was a greedy soul but not everyone is like him we have to trust people in life to progress, Aryan went there as a child but returned as a man he is a strong boy welldone to him. If he is reading this feel free to contact to me I would only be too happy to help him if he wanted to come to UK. Best wishes from PK/UK.

[@jo-vj6pe]

I wouldn't trust you at all.everyrhing in UK has also got to be legal and fees are even beyond British students capacity.they all study on loans which they pay back when they earn a living So stop giving false hopes and try to make him a muslim

[@salmanzaidi999]

Being a former international student at Uni of Houston, i have learned and experienced few things that might help a new kid: 1- Never ever think to drop any semester.( Spring and fall sem mandatory). As student can take off for 3.5 months in summer for a visit back or get an extra job. But Spring and Fall. Nopes. 2- 12 credit hours per semester is mandatory for under grad programs for international students. (12 hr means 4 courses of 3 cr hrs each). 3- if the international student councilor reports to USCIS that you are not registered at school (university) at fall or spring, or taking less than 12 hrs, You are in bigggg trouble. Trust me they report it quite often without asking or letting u know. 3- If for any reason, you can maintain your 12 credit hr status ( write a letter to uscis ASAP about the reasons). USCIS IS VERY LENIENT IF YOU HAVE A LEGIT REASON. For eg : your family back in India is facing hardship and cant afford to send money in this semester etc. I must say u still had some options to stay there even after your jail time and deportation orders. But again, jo hota hai achay ksy liye hi hota hsi, its good u are back with family.

[@prakhars962]

My case was bit different. My father's school friend, helped me with a lot of things. He gave me a PC, monitor and laptop for free. I am very grateful to him.

[@SarthakVines]

I am seriously shocked to hear this story. More power to Aryan🙌🏻♥️ Hardik, great job🙌🏻

[@sukhjindersinghsandhu2288]

In USA you have to deposit college fee after reaching USA,that’s why he reached USA only spending on ticket. Many students using this & not join the college & start work to earn money. But in Canada you have pay fees to college from India then they will give acceptance letter.For Visa you have to deposit another GIC of CAD10000. For students like this German is best country where education is free but getting PR there is very tough.

[@nofil1o1]

Dukh hua apki story sun ke bro. I am shocked ke kaise kaise kameenay log hain is duniya main. - Unbelievable! - I pray you come out stronger and you already are! - Hats off to your patience and courage.

[@vinapatel8265]

Very sad, greedy people put you through so much pain. I am so sorry for you. God is with you. You are brave. God Bless You.

[@mohitkumarchaurasia2230]

this is very heart breaking story, I think every parent have to learn from this that don't fully trust their relatives. I saw this trait on most of Indian Dads that if you are going outside city or country they always looks for their relatives connections. I know connection is very important but you don't have to fully rely on them. when it comes to children, parents need to be very carefull about their responsibility.

[@scm50able]

Indians who come from India think they can manipulate the US laws as it possible in India by bribes and other means. But here in the US the laws are enforced very strictly. It is almost impossible to manipulate the authorities. Thanks for sharing.

[@neenapai9399]

😂😂 Yes, everyone should follow law. Yes, this boy broke US law. However, thousands of people cross US border daily. They are not deported. He had a better chance of crossing the US border thru Texas or Arizona. 😂 Also, you have one sided story. His so called father’s friend’s story may be different.

[@MM-sm4yx]

Dude he was 18 he probably didn’t know and listened to his uncle and looks like the uncle wanted extra money and thought this out

[@scm50able]

@@MM-sm4yx , not knowing the law is not an excuse to commit a crime, in India and in the US.

[@fav6419]

@@scm50able -The boy was 18 and was naive ..I am old now but at 18 i sure did not know much about the law..I am sure his uncle was a struggler and was using this boy to get some side money and probably did not like the fact that now he is leaving their house and became smart and earning money

[@scm50able]

@@fav6419 , unfortunately, in many countries including in India, not knowing law is not an excuse in the court of law. It is an unfortunate situation, but law is law . In America laws are much more strictly enforced than in many other countries. If you follow some of the criminal cases that are going on in America , then you can understand that.

[@StartUpwithSid]

Aryan bro you are very very strong. I am so surprised to see this 20 year old boy who has gone through such severe tough times, being so calm composed, well spoken and polite. God bless u man ! 😊

[@vellapb1812]

There are so many mistake in this. Why depend on others to pay your fees. Why didn't he contact his school/college Why didn't he asked around from his work friends. As a Indian how did he let his guard down. Many more.... But i feel sorry he has gone through all this. He was lucky to have intelligent sister who did recording. Lastly he was lucky enough to come home safe, must be due to his mother prayers.

[@DEFINITIONbyAI]

Indian’s se hamesha savdhan rahe bahar desh mei….ye baccha bohot hi brave hai..adults bhi is situation mei toot jaate hain.

[@SachinSingh-op8jh]

Usually I don’t comment on videos But after watching this I just couldn’t sleep But I have two very important questions? 1. At this age if your family decided to send you alone without any financial support and on your second day you found about your uncles plan. What did you family say ? Why didn’t your family stopped you to stay with your uncle ? 2. When you decided not to go to college why didn’t your family called you back ? If it’s bcoz of money then you know what I mean by this question ? You could have saved yourself from this situation but idk what went wrong So sorry to hear that about you and I can see in your thoughts that you are very bold. Wish you all the best in future.

[@hiteshnankani644]

why didn't the family stop? They too, became desperate. A small light, his uncle, showed of free stay, free food and a job seemed a better option since he did not think of a backup plan.

[@hiteshnankani644]

2. he was not aware of the consequences of going to a foreign country for learning, vs his own country. a blatant manipulation happened in his case. This would have, inevitable, tore him to shreds. Can't fathom the amount of tears that face has cried.

[@rishayshandilya1817]

sachin bhai questions are genuine ....but yaar sometimes people don't know much about other countries like rules and regulations...like my dad is an officer in the airforce still he doesn't know how it works in USA or Europe? and secondly, I think in this case it was a well-planned execution from the couple's side....they had been encouraging him for a long period of time about the American dream and his father trusted him so much that he took the risk

[@iamvaibbhavchachad24]

Dear bro I remember when I was of your age 19 I remembered I had American Dream and no one stood by me well I always wanted a foreign passport seriously after listening to your story I honestly tell you I have traveled to the world solo 20 countries and by cruise job about 100 but still I would love to keep my Indian passport today I am 36 unmarried but still even if I marry a foreigner I would prefer staying in India as I go with the saying Earn in Dollars spend in Rupees well I remember while I was young 18 years old my dad was in Oman but still his friend didn't pay attention to him my friend since school in Mumbai today is in Canada obtained citizenship and ignored me the one who stood by him only know how he faked his documents to enter Canada he was faking his sickness of bipolar disorder and depression also he was so supportive about the undocumented residents those who come there doing cash jobs I am working as a Security professional but I am still secure in my country and by grace of god I am working overseas on my Indian passport earning in dollar and fulfilling my passion about traveling the world

[@koushikpaul6977]

He is not innocent and is a willing conspirator in defrauding the Visa system. Why on earth would someone decide to work instead of attending college? He got the visa for study, not for working.

[@maneeshmathyas]

The last thing he said " Indians put fellow Indians in trouble". I am living in US for last 7 years and with God's grace nothing of this happened to me just because I have been following what he said. You don't have to fear an American but deal with an Indian with Caution. Sad to say but it's true an Indian will cause trouble to another Indian.

[@rohitmor6240]

bro did u face any gun shots , or any worst situation in which u feel in which u robbed ? do u fear about gun culture in America ?

[@maneeshmathyas]

@@rohitmor6240 First of all there is nothing called a gun culture in America. The second amendment gives the right to bear arms but it comes with a lot of restrictions however many a times the law is not followed just like we drive in India without seatbelt and it is illegal but you won't see anyone doing it here. The severity of not following both the law might be lose of life. I am robbed only one time, when I first arrived in USA the taxi driver took $ 78 from me to drive me around 8 miles which should cost me around $20, the driver was an Indian. I am not trying to say Indians are bad but Indians are not that great to fellow Indians in a foreign land. It is a bitter truth.

[@sharathk42]

I got goosebumps listening to your story. I stop trusting people except my parents

[@shabs5050]

God bless you son.Use this experience as a positive learning experience. Don't let that deter you from achieving your dreams in India.Its a good country as any other

[@onlineeducation1618]

Interviewer is interrupting unnecessarily.

[@rajeevgauchan3405]

Postmortem, Vai tu padhney k liye gaya hi Nahi tha ..tera plan 3000 $kamao , 400$ rent do aur Nepali sey mast hangout..those who wish to study at some point thinks of going back to university ..He was having it easy..But if the story told by him that he was framed by family friend, that's bad in US law..

[@prabhanshuaggarwal]

He is quite brave to share his story with the world. Don't worry bro karma will hit them.

[@LogicalBakwas7]

True

[@YOUTUBE_USTAD22]

laude k karma...i consider this a illusion to make yourself feel better...but the truth is that those devils will live a great life and will keep using people and flourished

[@tvs345]

@@KZbin_USTAD22 sahi kaha bhai

[@Blasterop20]

​@@KZbin_USTAD22these bro they gonna live luxury life who always truth they suffer this devil will not suffer

[@VG-bf9cy]

@@KZbin_USTAD22you don’t know how karma acts. The karma won’t come immediately and it may take life times. But he shouldn’t keep quiet and file a case against them and find a lawyer who can work free.

[@Mylifeinumerica]

I am so sad to hear this story, I am also in USA, you should take action against them, Usa is land of law. Karma will definitely hit them !! You are so brave aryan!!! Hats off to you

[@mukeshbhadu1]

Sorry to say, but can't believe the part where his uncle said he'd pay his fees and this guy's family trusted it enough to send him to America.

[@tankhajj]

How can you ever think you could work on a student visa? In US, even dependent spouses cannot work on H4 visa living here in US. Ignorance is not always bliss!!

[@CloudMadeEasy]

17 years old kiddo in US without money ?? May not be true story

[@renukrishnadas6467]

Aryan’s story is heartbreaking. How can someone do this to a young boy? Thank God he is out of this ordeal now. All the best Aryan, just focus on your studies. I am sure you will do lot better in India. Just don’t give up.

[@akashif012]

This is so unfortunate, a good lawyer or a support system would have made your case much stronger. Could have sued them and applied for U visa

[@mzmrizwie8894]

Agree with you. Absolutely right. Unfortunately this poor guy didn't have that support.

[@Anonymous-8080]

He could even become an immigrant and change his life all over

[@amritachowdhury9533]

Thanks for bringing this to public. My heartiest wishes to Aryan, definitely he'll be successful in life

[@ksgsharma]

anchor bhai please allow your guest to complete his thought, your frequent interruption trying to summarize is very irritating, don't take it personally but please do some homework on moderation especially if you are bringing up such intense personal tragidies. All the best 👍 Hatsoff to Aryan for staying strong in such tough situations, You have a very bright future 👍

[@Raja_Rahat]

Such a sweet kid. I feel real sorry for him. Do not worry hardships makes you stronger. Wish ALLAH will allow you much better opportunity. A genuine one

[@papa6902]

Basically from where the problem arose is : His parents sent him abroad to study without a penny. (They cleverly gave up his responsibility just by thinking that he has a friend in USA and that they will do everything for him not realising that his friend who had gone to USA had also gone to succeed in life and would have himself been struggling to make ends meet). If this guy would have been in India also he would have had to deal with more or less the same circumstances and you know exactly WHY...

[@zainulabidinbinriaz28]

Kuch had tak sai ho aap

[@aryanbajaj2235]

@@zainulabidinbinriaz28 bhai kuch had tak nhi bilkul sahi hai , thats not how the world works

[@MrNibandhe]

If one wants to travel abroad, "Sufficient backup Money is Must"... Never depend on anybody for money or shelter or food..,, for every need of life, one must have his own funds ready! In India, we can survive without money, we can sit in temple & request people for help. We can not do that in any foreign countries.

[@Bee-24]

Every person has a dream. And his parents must have really trusted that "friend"., who encouraged them to send Aryan knowing that he did not have money. Most friends and family abroad do not behave like this, do not give wrong advice and do not ruin a kid's life. Don't bash Aryan for dreaming or his parents for trusting.

[@MrNibandhe]

@@Bee-24 perfect!! Once boy travels & lands in USA, its responsible of that so called family friend to help him for minimum first year till he pass out. But here is different case, friend pushed him to into illeagal job which enabled his "absence" at school to terminate his admission & report to immigration. This is devils behaviour towards innocent student who cherrieshed dream for better future. Lord Shiva will punish that family & justice will be done to our young brother who returned to India after suffering lot of hardships.

[@vikrantelinje3472]

You are brave Aryan ! It's hard to find right place & right people in abroad ,there are many students who has faced such things in their life in abroad , its lesson to all students don't trust anyone blindly 🙏But wolf under the skin of sheep is always hard to find . Courage & Love to you . Life has much better to offer you . stay blessed !

[@howhowhowtv]

Interviewer is being so encouraging and empowering. Great way to make him feel good and look at the brighter side. Keep up the good work!

[@JV-it2ef]

This completely parents negligence.

[@vinamaharaj2783]

This is a stupid one sided story. How can anyone expect someone else to pay your college fees. College in USA is so very expensive, even your own parents can't afford it. I think there are a lot of questions, this is not a truthful story but is one sided. Maybe the uncle wanted Aryan's house due to the expenses it would cost to take him out of legal custody. What would the uncle get by frauding this penniless boy. Sorry, this is a ridiculous one sided story. All lies told by Aryan.

[@salmanrashid5526]

Very sad situation!… can’t even imagine what he must’ve gone through n such a young age ur so bhola at that age!…. N it’s all because bahir Jaane ka shawq tha…. He could’ve easily stayed home with his family n found a job where he would’ve had a comfortable life but just cuz of shawq he put it all on risk… I hope he’s able to fully recover from this n make something of his life…. Kudos to him for being so open n honest about his experience!

[@sadasode6735]

Bravo bravo bravo.....standing ovation !!!!! Only thing if you have money and time, make sure all the charges are properly dismissed in the court. For now looks like the DA has agreed to deferred prosecution pending investigation, the charges has not been brought to the court, court has not dismissed it yet. Life lessons learned the hardway, when he summarizes in the end. Think why is anyone willing to help you, will you take $80k-100k loan or spend that much money to educate your friend's or your relative's or your neighbour's son and daughter. You dont give free chocolates to any one, why would any one give you free chocolates. There are no free choclolates.

[@jyotsnakothari2141]

First wrong was done to him by his own parents to send their son to a family who they trusted so much that he will be fine without any funds in his pocket for food shelter and fees. These days No one is that generous without their own personal motives..it’s a shame that he had to go through so much uncertainties and heartache to learn this cruel and bitter lesson by someone who was his fathers family or family friend abroad!?

[@deathward990]

Though I think what happened to Aryan is unfortunate and sad. And he handles pretty impressively. But I disagree to the statement he had no mistakes in this. He was working illegally in USA. Out of which this was the result. There’s a famous saying. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@sadiashanawaz257]

I agreed but He was working because he had no money for his college fee, he came to America just trust on his uncle, which was totally fraud man. That’s why he was earning money to pay the fees.

[@A_teetotaler]

I had a same issue, with my own chacha…. I worked at his store made me work 8-9 hours. And paid me for 4 hours…. Mujhse rent wagera sab lete the… He even threatened me ki rape case mai dalwadenge….. lucky tha ki unko passport ni diya…. Kafi jhagdo k baad m nikla… jb nikla sab paisa rakhloya ph. Bi rakhliya…. Mujhpe hath bi uthaya…. He didnt allow me to get a bank account,apne khud k paise se car li…. But bhai ki kahani sunke mujhe mere chacha bi thik hi lagraha hai… My advice if tum kabhi bi US ya Canada aao please kisipe bharosa karke mat aao… 2-3 log pehchan k rakho ki if koi dikkat hoti hai wahan jaa sako……

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Do you want to share this story?

[@A_teetotaler]

@@LogicalBakwas7 i want to but i can’t as i am still in US and it might have some implications on my visa.

[@mayankkhare9360]

I have almost similar story with me but god saved me and the person who was trying to put me in jail got jailed himself. Worst experience of life in canada. But god always helps right people. Jai shree Ram ❤

[@LogicalBakwas7]

Bro can you dm me @hardik_bisht7

[@mayankkhare9360]

@@LogicalBakwas7 hi brother i have just send you DM