Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Court orders deportation of Bangladeshi national in Delhi
A man named Sabu, also known as Shabu Sardar, who is from Bangladesh, was caught in Delhi.
He had been living in India illegally and had fake Indian documents like a passport and Aadhaar card.
The court found him guilty and said he should be sent back to Bangladesh.
The police found proof that he had been lying about his identity and living in India without permission.
A Bangladeshi national, Sabu alias Shabu Sardar, was convicted by a Delhi court for fraudulently obtaining Indian identity documents.
He was arrested in Paharganj based on intelligence about illegal Bangladeshi nationals residing in Delhi with false identities.
The court ordered his deportation to Bangladesh after completing legal formalities.
Investigation revealed he had obtained an Indian passport, Aadhaar card, PAN card, bank account, and other identity documents using forged credentials.
Evidence included passport and immigration records, and forged identity documents.
- Who
- Sabu alias Shabu Sardar, a Bangladeshi national
- What
- Conviction for fraudulently obtaining Indian identity documents and ordered deportation
- When
- Convicted on July 18, details reported on Sunday
- Where
- Delhi, India (arrested in Paharganj)
- Why
- For illegally residing in India and obtaining identity documents through fraudulent means
- Accused Name
- Sabu alias Shabu Sardar
- Conviction Date
- July 18
- Location of Arrest
- Paharganj, Delhi
- Charges
- Fraudulently obtaining Indian identity documents
- Evidence Collected
- Documentary, digital, and technical evidence including passport and immigration records