NEW YORK: Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan, who landed at New York airport to visit the Yale University, was detained for over two hours at a New York airport.
Before addressing the students at the Yale University, which is three hours from New York, Khan said, he was "detained" at the airport "as always happens".
Shahrukha Khan
SRK, who has been named a Chubb Fellow, was accompanied by Neeta Ambani and they were understood to have arrived in a private plane at the New York's White Plain airport.
Mukesh and Neeta Ambani's daughter is a student of Yale University. While everybody else were cleared by the immigration immediately, Khan was stopped for over two hours before being cleared by the immigration officials.
"Khan was very very upset at the episode. Yale University officials had to contact the Department of Homeland Security and the Immigration and Customs Department at Washington, when they come to know about his detention," a sources said.
In 2009 also, he was stopped at the Newark airport and was released after two-hour of grilling.
Find here: details of Shahrukh Khan's detention At US Airport
Before addressing the students at the Yale University, which is three hours from New York, Khan said, he was "detained" at the airport "as always happens".
Shahrukha KhanSRK, who has been named a Chubb Fellow, was accompanied by Neeta Ambani and they were understood to have arrived in a private plane at the New York's White Plain airport.
Mukesh and Neeta Ambani's daughter is a student of Yale University. While everybody else were cleared by the immigration immediately, Khan was stopped for over two hours before being cleared by the immigration officials.
"Khan was very very upset at the episode. Yale University officials had to contact the Department of Homeland Security and the Immigration and Customs Department at Washington, when they come to know about his detention," a sources said.
In 2009 also, he was stopped at the Newark airport and was released after two-hour of grilling.
Find here: details of Shahrukh Khan's detention At US Airport
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