Delhi Police Arrest 28 Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants in Nationwide Crackdown
In a recent operation, Delhi Police arrested 28 Bangladeshi nationals residing illegally in the national capital. The arrests were made during a series of raids conducted in various parts of the city, targeting individuals without valid documentation. This initiative is part of a broader effort by law enforcement agencies to identify and deport foreign nationals living unlawfully in India.
The detained individuals have been charged under relevant sections of the Foreigners Act, 1946, which governs the entry, presence, and departure of foreigners in India. Following standard legal procedures, the arrested persons will face deportation to their home country after the completion of necessary formalities.
Authorities have emphasized the importance of such operations in maintaining national security and public order. Illegal immigration poses challenges, including potential security risks and the strain on local resources. The Delhi Police have reiterated their commitment to upholding the law and ensuring that individuals residing in the country comply with legal requirements.
This crackdown aligns with the government’s ongoing efforts to address illegal immigration and enhance border security. Collaborative measures between various law enforcement agencies aim to identify and deport foreign nationals without proper documentation, thereby strengthening the nation’s internal security framework.
