Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Detains 92 Bangladeshi Nationals
The Delhi police caught 92 people from Bangladesh who were living in India without the right papers.
They were found near a train line.
Police also arrested five more people.
These people did not have documents proving they were allowed to be in the country.
The police think they were in the country illegally.
They are now going to send them back to Bangladesh and are checking if they broke any other laws.
Delhi Police detained 92 Bangladeshi nationals for residing unlawfully in India.
The operation was based on intelligence about illegal immigrants preparing to leave the area.
Five additional Bangladeshi immigrants were arrested in a separate operation.
The arrested individuals could not produce valid Indian citizenship documents.
Authorities are conducting background checks and initiating deportation processes.
- Who
- Delhi Police and Bangladeshi nationals
- What
- Delhi Police detained 92 Bangladeshi nationals.
- When
- Monday, June 9, 2025 (approximate)
- Where
- Mangolpuri railway line, Anand Vihar, Delhi
- Why
- They lacked valid documentation and were suspected of residing in India illegally.
Immigrant Concerns
Government Action
Deportation
Immigrant Concerns
Individuals may face deportation and separation from communities.
Government Action
Ensuring border security and upholding immigration laws is essential.
- Total Detained
- 92
- Detainees Breakdown
- 31 men, 22 women, 24 minor boys, 15 minor girls
- Detention Location
- Mangolpuri railway line, Delhi and Anand Vihar area
- Detained in separate operation
- Five
- Documents Recovered
- Digital documents pertaining to Bangladeshi citizenship
Sources
66 Bangladeshi immigrants detained by Delhi Police
Delhi Police arrest 66 undocumented ‘Bangladeshi immigrants’
Delhi: 92 illegal Bangladeshi nationals held in a day
Delhi: 92 illegal Bangladeshi nationals held in a day
India begins to expel ‘foreigners’ from Assam into Bangladesh, activists cry foul
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