Delhi Police Deport Seven Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants in Crackdown
Delhi Police deported seven illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, including a couple residing in Safdarjung. The individuals had expired visas and were apprehended during two operations. They were handed over to the Foreigners Regional Registration Office for deportation. The action is part of a larger drive to identify illegal residents.
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Delhi Police have deported seven illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, marking a significant step in the city's crackdown on undocumented residents, an official announced on Friday.
The initial operation occurred on January 1, where police arrested five individuals attempting to visit the Bosnia Embassy for work permits, despite expired visas.
The second action involved a couple in Safdarjung, uncovered by police after a tip-off. Both operations are part of a wider drive following directives from the Delhi LG Secretariat to identify illegal immigrants.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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