Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Right-wing activists assault Bangladeshis in Bengaluru
Some right-wing activists went to a place where workers live in Bengaluru.
They said some people from Bangladesh were living there without permission.
The activists hit two men and recorded it.
They also said these men were paying money to the police to stay.
The police have now taken action against the activists for hitting the men.
The video was shared on social media.
Right-wing activists assaulted two Bangladeshi men in a labourers' colony in Bengaluru.
Activists alleged that the men were residing illegally and paying protection money to police.
The incident was recorded and circulated on social media.
Police registered a case against the activists for the assault.
No official confirmation from the police regarding the allegations of illegal stay or protection money.
- Who
- Right-wing activists and two Bangladeshi men
- What
- Assault on two Bangladeshi men and allegations of illegal stay and protection money
- When
- Incident on Friday, case registered on Saturday
- Where
- Chokkanahalli village, Nandagudi police station limits, Bengaluru
- Why
- Activists alleged illegal stay and protection money payments
Activists
Police
Legality of Stay
Activists
Bangladeshi nationals were residing illegally in the labourers' colony.
Police
No official statement from the police confirming the legality status of the Bangladeshis.
Allegations Against Police
Activists
Undocumented immigrants were paying 'protection money' to police personnel.
Police
No official response from the police regarding the allegations.
- Location of Incident
- Chokkanahalli village, Nandagudi police station limits, Bengaluru
- Date of Incident
- Friday
- Date of Case Registration
- Saturday
- Number of Assaulted Individuals
- 2
- Alleged Protection Money
- Claimed to be paid by undocumented immigrants to police personnel