New Delhi, March 22, Delhi police arrested eight citizens of Bangladesh and their Indian colleagues who were helping their illegal immigration in southern Delhi. This information was given by an officer.
The official said that six other migrants were deported through the Foreign Regional Registration Office (FRRO), while four others are investigated.
He said that during this procedure, the police revealed a fake identity document and a striker who made crossed money, which was using money to Bangladesh by applying digital payment. He said that some immigrants recorded their children in local schools.
“The gang helped Bangladesh immigrants illegally enter India and provide them with shelter, employment, and forgery, Adar, Ban, the identity card of the voters and even Indian passports,” said Police Commissioner (South) Ankita Chauhan.
The official said that the arrested persons also include Muhammad Alamir (34 years), who came to India in 2007 and worked as a scandal. The official said that she married an Indian woman and has two children (13 and 9 years). The official said that the brother of Muhammad Alamir al -Asghar Muhammad Jawhara al -Islam (27 years old) came in 2021 and was also working on unwanted works.
The official said another defendant, Mohamed Rizul, had lived in India since 2000 and received an Indian passport. He said that Mohamed Rizul was traveling repeatedly between India and Bangladesh. Qohan said he used his trips to bring money and other commodities.
He said that the police also identified Kamarujman, who entered India in 2014 and was working as a representative of the online food distribution forum using forged identity documents.
Meanwhile, Mohamed Ndim Sheikh has been working as Kazal in Delhi and Mohamed Livor Khan (37), and has lived here since 2015 and uses work in garbage and often sent money to Bangladesh through informal means.
DSP said that Mohamed Mezzanur Al -Rahman (43 years) came to India in 2022, and Kotla was working as a scratch in Mubarakbour, while Rapil (25) came in the same year. He was working as a hospital host in the defense colony.
Regardless of illegal immigrants, the police said that many Indian citizens who played an important role in their help were also arrested. He said that he was behind the identity of the forgery gang, the main person was Mohamed Muen Al -Din, who runs a computer store in Delhi and was responsible for making fake birth certificates and other documents.
He said that the fake papers were used to manufacture the Idhaar, PAN and Potter ID cards, causing migrants in government jobs and services.
Police said that Mine El -Din used to work closely with three registration agents of Aadhaar – Zulfikar ansari, Javid and Farman Khan, who used their official authority to register illegal immigrants in the government database.
DCP Chauhan said that the investigation also revealed the financial side of the striker, including the licensed Forex agents of Husayn and Nimi Karmakar, who claim to be able to transfer illegal funds in Bangladesh. He said that Hussein, who works in Dargha, Nizam El -Din, used to raise money from illegal Bangladeshine immigrants and easy to transfer it through a system like Houla.
The official said that Karmakar and another customer Garang Dutt were dealt with by currency exchange, causing the gang to work without a contract.
He said that the police also recovered 23 voter identity cards, 19 PAN cards, 17 Aadhaar cards, 11 birth certificates, six vacant voter identity cards and the CPU used in the counterpart forged.
Police said that a case of forgery and conspiracy had been recorded under sections of Indian Justice (BNS), as well as a foreign law, 1946 and the Aadhaar Law, 2016. He said more investigations were being conducted.
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