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.
Delhi Police officials, on Wednesday, carried out a special drive in the Kalindi Kunj area of South East Delhi to check the documents of the people for details about the Bangladeshi immigrants living illegally in the area.
In a notable policy shift, the All Tripura Hotel & Restaurant Owners’ Association (ATHROA) has relaxed its previous ban on Bangladeshi nationals, allowing individuals with medical visas to access hospitality services at participating establishments.
The intruders, identified as Md Noor Islam, Md Imran, Yasmin Akhtar, Ishmo Tara Akhtar, and Md Babul Hussain, were later deported to Bangladesh.
A Bangladeshi man, who had been staying in Kolkata with a fake Indian passport, was arrested on Saturday.
The arrest of Matabbar was made in Kolkata at a time when the bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh have plummeted after a Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das was nabbed by Bangladeshi police at Dhaka airport.
