Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Two Bangladeshi Nationals Detained in Nashik
Two people from Bangladesh were caught in Nashik, India, for using fake Indian identity papers.
The police found them in a flat and took them to the station.
They had fake Aadhaar cards, driving licences, and other documents.
The police are now investigating how they got these fake papers and if others are involved.
The police are doing special checks to find people who might be staying illegally.
Two Bangladeshi nationals were detained in Sinnar, Nashik for allegedly using forged Indian identity documents.
Police seized fake Aadhaar cards, driving licences, SIM cards, and debit cards from their possession.
The operation was part of a special drive by Nashik Rural Police to identify illegal residents.
The detainees initially claimed to be from Kolkata but were found to be Bangladeshi nationals.
Police are investigating how the fake documents were obtained and if others are involved.
- Who
- Two Bangladeshi nationals, Milan Sultan Sardar and Borsha Sultan Munir Sheikh alias Shivli Khanam Habibur Rahman Rubel
- What
- Detained for allegedly living with forged Indian identity documents
- When
- July 17, 2026
- Where
- Sinnar, Nashik
- Why
- As part of a special drive to identify suspected individuals and illegal Bangladeshi nationals
Law Enforcement Perspective
Detainees' Perspective
Identity and Documentation
Law Enforcement Perspective
The individuals were found with forged Indian identity documents, indicating illegal activities.
Detainees' Perspective
The detainees claimed to be residents of Kolkata, West Bengal, but their documents were suspicious.
- Date of Detention
- July 17, 2026
- Location of Detention
- Sinnar, Nashik
- Names of Detainees
- Milan Sultan Sardar and Borsha Sultan Munir Sheikh alias Shivli Khanam Habibur Rahman Rubel
- Documents Seized
- Fake Aadhaar cards, driving licences, SIM cards, debit cards
- Initiating Officer
- Police Inspector Shriram Pawar
- Superintendent of Police
- Dr. D. S. Swami