Business owner Shaukat Chaudhry says the men arrested, from Pakistan, all have the required visas and permits to work for him.
A takeaway boss has said he was forced to close his business after frightened staff quit following a mob-handed raid by officers from Immigration Enforcement.
Business owner Shaukat Chaudhry says the men, from Pakistan, all have the required visas and permits to work for him. “There is only my brother and the tandoori chef, who has a UK passport, left – you can’t run a business on that.” Top news stories today He said: “He told them he is a kitchen manager but the man has been told he has no right of appeal. But even if someone is a chef, if they are not doing anything, what is wrong with them taking an order? If you go to other places, a manager can move about.”
“Or if the restaurant staff come to take food, prepared in the takeaway, next door – what would happen?
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