600 Bangladeshis Found In Kashmir, 150 Sent To West Bengal For Deportation

150 Bangladeshis deported from J-K amid illegal immigration crackdown

Jammu and Kashmir has begun the deportation process for Bangladeshi nationals allegedly staying illegally in the region, with 150 individuals already shifted to West Bengal. This action follows a survey identifying around 600 illegal immigrants and coincides with the Union Home Ministry's High-Level Committee on Demographic Change (HLCDC) investigating illegal immigration across India.

150 flown out of J&K on IAF aircraft as crackdown on ‘illegal immigrants’ begins

The Jammu & Kashmir administration has sent around 150 people described as illegal immigrants to Bagdogra for deportation after a police exercise detained about 500 people across the Union Territory.

600 Bangladeshis Found In Kashmir, 150 Sent To West Bengal For Deportation

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have started moving Bangladeshi nationals allegedly staying illegally in the Union Territory as part of a deportation drive. On Monday, 150 such people were shifted to West Bengal, officials said. The administration, assisted by

J&K: 150 Bangladeshi nationals deported during verification drive

SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir(J&K) authorities on October 5, Monday deported 150 Bangladeshi nationals who were staying illegally in the Union Territory, as part of an ongoing verification and deportation exercise targeting foreigners without valid documentation. The group was transported in a special Indian Air Force aircraft to Bagdogra in West Bengal and handed over to the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel for further processing. 150 Bangla…

150 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants who were living in J-K being deported: Officials

Srinagar authorities have deported 150 Bangladeshi nationals who were staying illegally in the Union territory. They were transported on a special Indian Air Force plane to Bagdogra for processing. After their arrival, they were handed over to Border Security Force personnel. Another group of 150 Bangladeshis is scheduled for deportation on October 7.