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Posted on Monday, March 22, 2010 at 09:48 AM
India not impressed with Lindsay Lohan's antics
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Lindsay Lohan’s documentary–making trip to India in December may be under investigation by authorities.
It appears that Linds did not have the appropriate work visa to shoot the documentary, and that might find her in a bit of bother with Indian immigration officials.
Indian authorities are also none too pleased that the starlet claimed that during her trip she had saved the lives of 40 children who were forced into a life of child labor, when in reality she had nothing to do it.
The Daily Telegraph reports that if India rules that Lohan violated any visa rules, she could be placed on an immigration black list.
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Posted by mikemeboy on Mar 22, 2010, 12:17 PM EDT
Linsay Lohan is so over, maybe if we don't pay attention she will just go away!
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