Archive · 24 May 2025
Myanmar Family Booked for Illegal Stay, Aadhaar in Unnao
Imagine a family from another country came to India to live, but they didn't have the right paperwork.
The police found out that they had been living there for eight years without permission.
They are also suspected of getting identity cards called Aadhaar without proper documents.
The police are now looking into how the family got these cards and who helped them.
The family is originally from Myanmar.
The police are investigating the family's contacts and Aadhaar card issuance, and they may be arrested soon.
They have said they want to move to Bangladesh.
An FIR has been filed against a family of nine from Myanmar.
The family is accused of residing in Unnao illegally for eight years without valid documents.
They are also accused of obtaining Aadhaar cards.
Police are investigating the family's contacts and the Aadhaar card issuance.
The family has expressed intentions to relocate to Bangladesh.
- Who
- Mohd Sahil and his eight family members.
- What
- An FIR was lodged against a Myanmar national and his family for illegal stay and Aadhaar procurement.
- When
- The FIR was lodged on Friday after eight years of residing in Unnao.
- Where
- Unnao, Shuklaganj area
- Why
- The family allegedly stayed in India illegally and procured an Aadhaar card.
- Accused
- Mohd Sahil and family
- Charges
- Illegal stay, violating immigration laws, procuring Aadhaar
- Location
- Unnao, Shuklaganj area
- Nationality
- Myanmar
- Duration
- Eight years
- Action
- FIR lodged; police investigation ongoing
- Aadhaar Allegation
- Procurement with alleged local corporator help