By Mesan Byfield-Williams U.S. Embassy in India cancels 2,000 visa appointments due to fraud By Mesan Byfield-Williams By Mesan Byfield-Williams • March 28, 2025 2:22 PM PDT U.S. Embassy in India cancels 2,000 visa appointments due to fraud You might also like Former OpenAI Researcher and Whistleblower Suchir Balaji Found Dead in San Francisco Posted on Dec 14, 2024Dec 14, 2024 Salesforce’s Marc Benioff connects with Modi at G7 Posted on Jun 19, 2026 JD Vance shares story behind his Mom’s question about Usha’s Indian heritage Posted on Jun 19, 2026 On final day, DNI Gabbard releases files on Fauci and COVID origins Posted on Jun 19, 2026 Post navigation Previous Previous post: U.S. Embassy in India cancels 2,000 visa appointments due to fraud
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