Four days after the foiled wedding in Vösendorf (Lower Austria), the Turk was brought home. As the “Krone” heard, Hamza U. had to go on the deportation flight in fine thread. According to his lawyer, he was not even allowed to change clothes.
At 7.10 pm a plane took off from Schwechat towards Türkiye on Tuesday evening. On board: Hamza U. (26), who was arrested at his own wedding on Saturday and has now been deported from the country. Four days after the foiled ‘I do’ in Vösendorf Castle in the Mödling district, the Turk had to travel home in a wedding suit. According to his lawyer Gregor Klemm, the clean clothes brought by the family were not given to him.
13 arrest attempts
It’s not the only controversy surrounding the 26-year-old. As reported, he wanted to marry his Gundula (40) on Saturday. Hamza, who applied for asylum in March 2022, would be allowed to reside legally in Austria, his lawyer confirmed. But it didn’t come to that. According to the Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (BFA), the wedding was the only way to carry out the arrest. Previously, thirteen (!) attempts would have failed because the Kurd would have gone into hiding each time.
However, according to Haken, this claim is incorrect. After a telephone intervention, Hamza did not receive assurances that the outcome of the review would be awaited until mid-November 2023. “He could have been arrested and deported at the time,” says the lawyer. But the negative revision took place only ten days before the wedding. “Then there was no more contact from the BFA,” says Klemm.
Recently, politicians also reported about the scandalous wedding. After the local boss of Vösendorf, Hannes Koza, defended the police operation, the city boss of Mödling, Hans Stefan Hintner, who is also chairman of the civil and civil registry of the Mödling district, emphasized: “The police intervened in a timely manner. Bravo and good cause!”
Source: Krone
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