Archive · 30 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Arrests 120 Illegal Bangladeshi Nationals
Delhi police arrested 120 people from Bangladesh who were living in Delhi without permission.
The police have been trying to find and arrest people who are in the country illegally since late last year.
The people arrested came into India illegally, likely by crossing rivers along the border.
Police found documents and pictures on their phones that showed they were from Bangladesh.
The police will work with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office to send them back to Bangladesh.
Delhi Police arrested 120 illegal Bangladeshi nationals in East Delhi during June.
The arrests were part of a drive against illegal immigrants launched in November 2024.
Raids were conducted on June 24 in areas like Mandawali, Mayur Vihar, and Ghazipur.
Digital evidence of Bangladeshi citizenship was found on the detainees' phones.
The apprehended individuals entered India illegally via riverine routes.
- Who
- Delhi Police and 120 illegal Bangladeshi nationals.
- What
- Arrests of 120 illegal Bangladeshi nationals.
- When
- June 2024.
- Where
- East Delhi, including areas like Mandawali and Mayur Vihar.
- Why
- As part of a drive to identify and take legal action against illegal immigrants.
Delhi Police
Illegal Immigrants
Immigration Enforcement
Delhi Police
Enforcing immigration laws.
Illegal Immigrants
Facilitating illegal immigration.
- Number of Arrests
- 120
- Nationality of Arrested
- Bangladeshi
- Location of Arrests
- East Delhi
- Month of Arrests
- June
- Reason for Arrests
- Illegal Immigrants
- Illegal entry method
- Riverine routes
Sources
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