25 Bangladeshi immigrants held for illegal stay in India, 23 from Kanpur Dehat
All the accused had been residing in India for the last eight years without any legal travel or residential documents, they said.
All those arrested were found to be working as ragpickers, farm labourers, or engaged in casual occupations, the police said. (File photo) The Delhi Police has apprehended 25 Bangladeshi immigrants, including 23 from Uttar Pradesh’s Kanpur Dehat, an official said on Thursday.
According to police, five are minors and 10 are women among the apprehended.
All the accused had been residing in India for the last eight years without any legal travel or residential documents, they said.
Police carried out the operation in Delhi following intelligence inputs, which led to the interception of two Bangladeshi nationals, identified as Hasan Sheikh (35) and Abdul Sheikh (37), both residents of Satkhira district in Bangladesh.
“On interrogation, they revealed that several of their relatives and associates were living in Kanpur Dehat. Acting swiftly, the police team conducted a raid there and apprehended 23 more Bangladeshi nationals,” a senior police officer said.
Share
