The Delhi Police sources reportedly said that over 1,500 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants have been identified during the checks across the entire national capital.

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Delhi Police crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants: Door-to-door checks, scrutiny of documents

As Delhi gears up for its Assembly election, a political slugfest has erupted between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP over alleged irregularities in the electoral roll. While the BJP has accused AAP of increasing its support base with “illegal voters,” particularly undocumented Bangladeshi and Rohingya migrants, AAP has countered this by accusing the BJP of mass deletion of legitimate voters, the majority of them being migrant worke…

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The police has intensified action against Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in the country's capital Delhi. The police has identified 175 such Bangladeshi citizens.

देश की राजधानी दिल्ली में अवैध रूप से रह रहे बांग्लादेशी नागरिकों के खिलाफ पुलिस ने कार्रवाई तेज कर दी है. पुलिस ने ऐसे 175 बांग्लादेशी नागरिकों की पहचान की है.

दिल्ली में 175 संदिग्ध नागरिकों की हुई पहचान

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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY.  Delhi Police has stepped up efforts to identify, detain and repatriate individuals living in the National Capital, without valid documentation. India News | Delhi Police Step Up Efforts to Identify, Deport Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants.

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Delhi Police Step Up Efforts to Identify, Deport Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants

Delhi's Crackdown: The Hunt for Illegal Immigrants  Delhi Police have reportedly identified 175 individuals suspected of being illegal Bangladeshi immigrants during an intensive verification drive held in the national capital, officials announced on Sunday.The 12-hour operation commenced at 6 p.m. on Saturday in the outer Delhi area, involving rigorous document screenings and interrogations, a senior police officer confirmed.This drive, initiate…

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A clash erupted between the West Bengal government and BJP over the arrest of suspected terrorists. The state minister blamed the Centre for unchecked illegal immigration. The BJP accused the ruling TMC of using illegal infiltrators to gain votes. Police arrested eight suspected terrorists linked to a Bangladeshi group. One suspect reportedly had multiple voter IDs.

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The Delhi Police on Sunday identified 175 people during their document verification drive against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the national capital, officials said on Sunday. The 12-hour verification drive began at 6 pm on Saturday night in the outer Delhi area, the officials said.  "Police have intensified their efforts to identify and detain individuals residing without valid documentation. As part of the ongoing operations, 175 individua…

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Delhi Police identifies 175 people as suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants during verification drive

“We have done nothing wrong. Our villages were being burned, and we came here (India) to save our lives”, says Minara Begum (name changed to protect identity), a 45- year-old mother of three from Buthidaung, Myanmar.She and her family came to India for refuge in November 2012. Upon reaching a local railway station, they sought help from the police, but they were instead detained.Minara has since spent 12 years in jails and detention centres in I…

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The Delhi Police has initiated a crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, conducting special drives and joint operations across the city. As part of the anti-infiltrator operation, 175 individuals, including some Rohingyas, have been identified as residing illegally. Many of these individuals possess Indian documents such as Voter ID cards and Aadhaar cards, and one is reportedly a local political leader. Authorities are thoroughly interroga…

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By Our Correspondent NEW DELHI – Rohingya Muslim refugees staying at the detention centres in India are facing a gross violation of their constitutional and human rights and India has failed to adhere to its commitments to international human rights treaties, a new study conducted by two international groups working for the displaced people has […]

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