Foreign National's Unreported Stay Leads to Legal Action at Indian Seminary

A case has been registered against officials of the Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama seminary for failing to report the stay of a foreign national, Filipino Mohammad Aron Sarip, from November 30 to December 2. Legal action was initiated under various legal provisions, including the Registration of Foreigners Act.

A police case has been registered against officials of the Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama, accusing them of failing to report the stay of a foreign national on campus, a police official informed on Sunday. The incident involves Muhammad Aron Sarip, a visitor from the Philippines.

Sub-inspector Surendra Singh at Hasanganj police station stated that an FIR was filed against four officials on Friday. The seminary's failure to notify authorities about Sarip's stay between November 30 and December 2 prompted the legal action.

The case has been registered against the seminary's principal, sub-registrar, a hostel warden, and security personnel for not alerting police about the arrival and stay of the Filipino national. Charges include sections of the BNS, the Registration of Foreigners Act, and the Foreigners Act.

(With inputs from agencies.)