Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Delhi Police Arrest Four Bangladeshi Nationals, Seize Smartphones
Delhi Police arrested four people in Jahangir Puri, Delhi.
Police said the four were Bangladeshi nationals living in India without valid documents.
The arrests happened early on September 7 near Bhalaswa Flyover.
Officers said they acted on secret information and surveillance.
Police also said the suspects were disguised as transgender persons.
During the investigation, officers seized five smartphones.
The phones reportedly had the banned IMO application installed.
Police said the phones also contained Bangladeshi identity documents.
Delhi Police arrested four Bangladeshi nationals in Jahangir Puri, Delhi, on September 7.
The arrests followed an early-morning operation near Bhalaswa Flyover based on specific intelligence.
Police said the suspects lacked valid travel or identity documents and were illegally residing in India.
The four were identified as Saikat alias Megha Das, Md Nur Mohammad, Nazimuddin alias Neha Kakkan, and Md Zahid Hasan alias Shivangi Roy.
Investigators recovered five smartphones containing the banned IMO application and Bangladeshi identity documents stored in phone galleries.
- Who
- The Delhi Police Foreigner Cell arrested four people identified as Bangladeshi nationals: Saikat alias Megha Das, Md Nur Mohammad, Nazimuddin alias Neha Kakkan, and Md Zahid Hasan alias Shivangi Roy.
- What
- Police arrested the four men for allegedly residing illegally in India and recovered five smartphones containing the banned IMO application and Bangladeshi identity documents.
- When
- The operation took place in the early hours of September 7.
- Where
- Near Bhalaswa Flyover in Jahangir Puri, Delhi.
- Why
- Police said they acted on specific intelligence, surveillance, and secret information about suspicious activity.
- Arresting unit
- Foreigner Cell, North-West District, Delhi Police
- Location
- Near Bhalaswa Flyover, Jahangir Puri, Delhi
- Date
- September 7
- People arrested
- Four
- Smartphones recovered
- Five
- Digital evidence
- The phones reportedly contained the banned IMO application and Bangladeshi identity documents