Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Detains 29 Bangladeshi Nationals for Illegal Residency
Delhi police caught 29 people from Bangladesh living in Delhi without the right papers.
These people were found in different parts of Delhi and are being sent back to Bangladesh.
They didn't have permission to be in India and used fake documents.
The police are doing this to make sure only people who are allowed to be in Delhi are living there.
They are working with other groups to make sure the return goes smoothly, especially for the children involved.
Delhi Police detained 29 Bangladeshi nationals residing illegally in Delhi.
Apprehensions occurred in both East Delhi's Anand Vihar and an unspecified area in South-West Delhi.
The detainees lacked valid documentation and had entered India via unauthorized routes.
Digital evidence, including documents linked to Bangladeshi citizenship, was found on their phones.
Deportation processes are underway, coordinated by the FRRO.
- Who
- Delhi Police and 29 Bangladeshi nationals.
- What
- Delhi Police detained 29 illegal Bangladeshi migrants.
- When
- Multiple crackdowns occurred recently.
- Where
- Anand Vihar in East Delhi and unspecified areas in South-West Delhi.
- Why
- To address illegal immigration and maintain law and order.
- Total Detained
- 29
- Districts
- East and South-West Delhi
- Origin
- Bangladesh
- Deportation Coordinator
- FRRO
- Detention Location
- Information not available in the provided text.
- Illegal Entry Method
- Unauthorised riverine routes
