Chinese National Arrested at India-Nepal Border for Visa Violation
A Chinese national attempted to enter India from Nepal without a visa and valid documents, leading to his arrest at the India-Nepal border. Identified as Zhe Ying Bodhisattva, he was caught with a Chinese passport, a Nepalese visa, and an ID from Hong Kong but lacked Indian documentation.
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A Chinese national identified as Zhe Ying Bodhisattva, 33, has been arrested at the India-Nepal border in Mohana for attempting to enter India without proper visa documentation, officials announced on Friday.
According to Mohana police station SHO, Anoop Kumar Mishra, Bodhisattva was apprehended during a routine inspection conducted by a joint team of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and local police on Thursday evening. He was traveling from Nepal and failed to produce a valid Indian visa.
Authorities discovered a Chinese passport, a Nepalese visa, a driving license, and identification from Hong Kong during the search. However, crucial Indian travel documents were missing. A legal case has been initiated against Bodhisattva, and the Intelligence Bureau has been notified for further investigation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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