Delhi Police has arrested and deported another group of 11 Bangladeshi immigrants living illegally in the national capital, continuing a series of crackdowns on unlawful foreign residents as directed by the Lieutenant Governor.

Delhi Police verify documents of suspected Bangladeshi immigrants, leading to political tensions; over 30 deported.

Delhi police identify and deport illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, sparking controversy between AAP and BJP over the issue.

The Delhi Police has deported eight Bangladeshi nationals who were residing in the Rangpuri area of the national capital.

The arrest was made as a part of a special drive ordered against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants who have been living in Delhi without any necessary documentation

Delhi Police uncovers illegal immigration racket aiding Bangladeshi nationals with fake IDs; arrests 11, BJP slams AAP.

Delhi Police on December 24, 2024, conducted checks in the Kalindi Kunj area of the National Capital to identify potential Bangladeshi immigrants.

The Delhi Police recently started door-to-door checking and document verification to identify illegal Bangladeshi migrants ahead of the assembly elections. Among those arrested, 5 are Bangladeshi nationals.

Amid politics heating up on the issue of illegal immigrants residing in the national Capital, the Delhi Police on Sunday claimed to have identified 175 people during their verification drive against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants residing in outer Delhi. Recently, the Delhi Lieutenant Governor

Delhi Police identify 175 suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants during verification drive in national capital, intensifying efforts.

The Delhi Police said that they have intensified their search to identify individuals residing without proper documentation. The verification drive began on Saturday at 6 pm.

"In response to growing concerns about the illegal stay of Bangladeshi immigrants residing in the country without any valid Indian document, the Outer District Police has stepped up efforts to identify, detain and repatriate individuals living in National Capital, Delhi without valid documentation," as per an official release. | OpIndia News