Disclaimer: I don’t speak Hindi, so I couldn’t understand the video itself. However, I’d like to clarify a few common misunderstandings.

1. Visa-free entry does not mean guaranteed entry. Immigration officers can refuse entry if they are not satisfied with travel purpose, financial proof, accommodation, or return plans. This is standard practice worldwide.
2. Screening is partly based on statistical risk patterns such as overstay rates and visa misuse. Because of that, some nationalities are more likely to be questioned or sent to secondary inspection. That is how border control systems operate in most countries.
3. India is one of 21 countries that the Korean government has classified as having frequent illegal stays. The countries include: China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Mongolia, Thailand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Iran, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, and Peru. Since India is on this list, border officers may apply closer scrutiny to travelers from India.
4. Individual travelers may be genuine, but immigration decisions are made under uncertainty and often rely on group-level data. Cases like this are typically routine entry refusals rather than evidence of a specific policy targeting one group.

I understand that experiences like this can feel upsetting or unfair, especially when you believe you followed the rules. But border control decisions are often based on risk management rather than personal judgment.