Amid crackdown against illegal immigration, the Delhi Police has apprehended seven Bangladeshi nationals residing unlawfully in the capital in two separate operations, officials said on Friday. The first operation,

The Bangladeshi migrant admitted to having entered India on tourist visas and staying in Delhi even after the terms expired.

In a major breakthrough, the police also busted a gang responsible for providing Aadhar cards and other government identification cards to Bangladeshi nationals based on fake documents.

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.

A team was deployed to conduct thorough searches and gather intelligence to locate undocumented immigrants. The team was systematically briefed for day and night patrolling, ensuring effective vigilance and proactive measures against illegal activities.

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.