Archive · 19 May 2025
Bengaluru Landlord Booked for Renting to Illegal Immigrants
A landlord in Bengaluru is in trouble for renting his property to people from Bangladesh who weren't supposed to be in India.
The police found a family from Bangladesh who came into India illegally.
They were working at a construction site.
The landlord did not tell the police about the people living there, which he's supposed to do.
Because of this, the police are taking legal action against the landlord.
The Bangladeshi family is being sent back to their country.
A Bengaluru landlord faces legal charges for renting to illegal Bangladeshi immigrants.
The case arose from a citywide police alert following MHA instructions.
Police found a Bangladeshi family residing in a shed owned by the landlord.
The landlord failed to submit "Form C" as required by law.
Authorities initiated deportation for the family; landlord faces legal action.
- Who
- Ambarish, the landlord, is facing legal charges. Mahmadh Mathin and Rajiya Sulthan, and their two children, were found to be illegal immigrants.
- What
- A landlord was booked for renting his property to illegal immigrants and failing to follow protocol.
- When
- The incident was reported on May 2 after a city-wide alert.
- Where
- Bengaluru, India.
- Why
- Landlord violated guidelines for renting to foreign nationals, failing to submit "Form C".
- Landlord's Name
- Ambarish
- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Violation
- Failure to file "Form C"
- Law Violated
- Foreigners Act
- Bangladeshi Family
- Mahmadh Mathin, Rajiya Sulthan, and two children
- Action against family
- Deportation proceedings initiated