Delhi Police have dismantled an illegal immigration network involving Bangladeshi nationals, arresting four individuals. The racket facilitated illegal immigration through forged documents and transportation.

Delhi Police has identified more than 25 illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and initiated their deportation, according to Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Madhup Tiwari. The operation, conducted under the direction of Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena, also uncovered a racket involved in issuing fake Aadhar cards.

A Bangladeshi national who was illegally residing in the national capital was apprehended and deported to Bangladesh following a verification drive launched by the staff of the Vasant Kunj South Police Station in the South West District.

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 identified over 25 illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and initiated their deportation. Authorities also dismantled a racket issuing fake Aadhaar cards. The initiative follows the directive of Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena.