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Mangaluru Police Crack Down on Illegal Immigration: 11 Detained
Police said the suspects used fake Aadhaar cards as they verified records of 14 people found at construction sites.
- On Monday, Mangaluru City Police detained 11 Bangladeshi nationals, including four minors, from two construction sites near Kodical and KPT in Urwa Police Station limits.
- The detentions bring the total number of Bangladeshi nationals held to 19, following Surathkal Police's arrest of eight illegal immigrants at a Mukka construction site on July 10.
- Police Commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy reported a West Bengal middleman brought the workers from Bangladesh's Rajshahi district, while some detainees were found using forged Aadhaar cards.
- The Foreign Regional Registration Office in Bengaluru has been notified of the detainees, and Reddy confirmed a case will be booked against the middleman as deportation procedures begin.
- DCP Mithun H N urged construction firms to verify identity documents for all workers, warning that employers found hiring illegal migrants will face legal action.
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LatestlyKarnataka: 11 illegal Bangladeshi migrants detained at construction sites in Mangaluru
Mangaluru City Police Commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy confirmed the development, stating that the detained individuals include three people from one site and eight from another.
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11 Bangladeshi nationals found working illegally in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: The Mangaluru Police have detained 11 Bangladeshi nationals who were allegedly residing and working illegally at two separate construction sites under the Urva Police Station limits, Commissioner Sudheer Kumar Reddy said on Monday, July 13. According to the Commissioner, three of the foreign nationals were found at one under-construction site, while eight others were working at another construction site in the city. All of them are na…
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