Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Seven Suspected Bangladeshi Nationals Detained in Nalasopara Police Raid
Police in Nalasopara detained seven people during a raid late at night.
The group included four women, one man, and two children.
Police said they were all staying in one room.
The people reportedly gave an address in Bangladesh as their permanent address.
Police are checking whether they had permission or valid papers to enter India.
Police suspect they may have entered without permission, but the investigation is still going on.
Authorities said steps to send the seven people back to Bangladesh have begun.
Police are also trying to find out when and how they entered India.
Police detained seven people, including four women and two children, during a late-night raid in Nalasopara.
The raid took place around 1 a.m. Thursday at Jay Jivdani Chawl in the Moregaon Talao area.
Police said the group was found living in a single room.
Authorities said the group gave permanent addresses in Puthimari village, Khulna district, Bangladesh.
Police are investigating their entry and stay in India, while a process to deport them to Bangladesh is underway.
- Who
- Seven people, including one man, four women, and two children, were detained by police.
- What
- Police detained them in a raid and are investigating their entry and stay in India; a process to deport them is underway.
- When
- Around 1 a.m. Thursday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- Jay Jivdani Chawl in the Moregaon Talao area of eastern Nalasopara, India.
- Why
- The Anti-Terrorism Cell of Juhu Police acted on confidential information and is investigating whether the group entered India with valid permission or documents.
- Number detained
- Seven
- Group composition
- One man, four women, and two children
- Raid time
- Around 1 a.m. Thursday
- Raid location
- Jay Jivdani Chawl, Moregaon Talao area, eastern Nalasopara
- Reported permanent address
- Puthimari village, Khulna district, Bangladesh
- Police inquiry
- Authorities are checking documentation, when and by what route the group entered India, and details of their stay.
- Next steps
- Authorities said the process to deport all seven to Bangladesh is underway.