On Tuesday (31 December), Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) in Southwest Delhi, Surendra Choudhary reported the arrest of a mother and son from Bangladesh. They had been residing in Delhi for almost 20 years and were detained on Sunday during a specific verification operation.

The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has apprehended nine Bangladeshi nationals for illegally entering and residing in India without valid documents, according to officials. This latest development comes as part of a month-long crackdown targeting illegal immigrants.

The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested nine Bangladeshi nationals for illegally entering India and staying in the country without proper documents, officials said on Tuesday. With this,

The mother and son were residing in Katwaria Sarai, where Nazma was employed as a domestic worker, according to a police official.

A mother and son who had been living in Delhi for nearly two decades were among the 3 Bangladeshi nationals caught by the Delhi Police.

The Delhi Police have deported 12 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants residing in the national capital without any valid documents, an official said. To address growing concerns about the unauthorised presence of migrants,

Delhi Police have revitalised their 'Bangladesh Cells' to identify and deport illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. These units, comprised of Bengali-speaking officers, operate in slums, labour camps, and unauthorized colonies,

The Delhi Police arrested three Bangladeshi nationals, including a mother-son duo, during their verification drive across the city aimed at identifying and deporting illegal immigrants, said officers.