Coimbatore visa consultant denies allegations about forging documents of 22 MBA students in Australia

Coimbatore: The Australian government has allegedly cancelled the visa of 22 MBA students from Tamil Nadu and Kerala presumably for forging their documents. These students were rumoured to have applied through a few visa consultancy firms here. However, these firms have denied the allegations and said that there aren’t any complaints against them till date.

One of the Australian visa consultants here said, “These are just false rumours. There aren’t any complaints against the firm or the consultants till date. All our clients are safe in Australia.”

Arun, the Managing Director of Shia Consulting here said, “We are in this business for past 8 years are we are offering visa processing assistance to various countries including US, Canada, and Australia. There haven’t been any complaints on the firm till date.”

He added that there haven’t been any complaints on his firm with police or with the External Affairs ministry. “I saw the news today morning, and they have allegedly named our firm as well as one of the consultancies who forged the documents. But, there hasn’t been any complaints against us and all our clients are still safe in Australia, we are still in touch with them”, Arun said. 

Arun said, “I even visited the City Police Commissioner’s office today morning and they said that there aren’t any complaints against me. Police told me that an investigation might be conducted if there are any complaints in future and I have offered my full cooperation.”

Arun denied the allegations and said that these rumours are only aimed at damaging the reputation of his firm.