In a clampdown foreign nationals illegally staying in the nationalcapital, the Delhi Police claimed to have apprehended a Bangladeshiimmigrant running a tea stall for the past five years from theShahdara district in North Eastern Delhi, the police said, on Friday.
Mumbai Police uncover key leads in the Saif Ali Khan attack case, recording statements in West Bengal and investigating the accused's use of a stolen Aadhaar card for a SIM card purchase.
In view of the assembly elections in Delhi, the police have crackdown on the foreign nationals staying illegally in the national capital that includes seven Bangladeshi and six Nigerian nationals, it said on Saturday.
Delhi Police on Wednesday conducted search operations in slum areas across the national capital as part of an ongoing investigation into Bangladeshi infiltration.
Intensifying BJP's campaign for the February 5 Delhi Assembly polls, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Thursday, launched a scathing attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi, accusing it of distributing Aadhaar cards to 'Bangladeshi infiltrators' and settling Rohingyas in the city.
Five more Bangladeshi immigrants, including one woman and two children, were nabbed and put in a detention centre for deportation by the police from Uttam Nagar in West Delhi, the cops said on Saturday, which totals to 42 apprehensions in the last Four days.
The Delhi police has been successful at tracing the donkey route adopted by illegal immigrants from Bangladesh to enter India. They usually travel through Meghalaya, Assam, West Bengal and finally ending up the national capital.
Kolkata Police insiders said that although he started residing in different places of West Bengal in 2023, he started the process of getting the fake Indian documents in 2017.
A Bangladeshi national was arrested in Lalgola, Murshidabad. The youth, identified as Sohel Rana, had allegedly entered India illegally 7-8 years ago. He is accused of forging an Aadhaar card using the identity of a deceased relative.
The Delhi Police have apprehended two illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and identified over 1,000 others during an ongoing crackdown, officials said on Thursday.
