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Five more Bangladeshis, living illegally, arrested in Delhi

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Police action continues against illegal Bangladeshis

New Delhi: The Delhi Police has arrested five Bangladeshi nationals from different areas of the capital. They were living illegally in India and had also got their documents made.

The arrested accused also include a father-son duo.
Out of five Bangladeshis, two were arrested from Sadar Bazar area and the remaining three from the outer district.

"Two Bangladeshis have been arrested from Sadar Bazar area and the remaining three from the outer district. All these arrested Bangladeshis were living illegally in India and had also got their documents made," said the Police.

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The arrested accused also include a father-son.

Police action against Rohingyas and Bangladeshis living illegally in the capital Delhi is continuing.

Earlier Arrests

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On 07 March, a 55-year-old Bangladeshi Mohammad Bilal son Mohammad Sikandar was detained and on 10 March, Bilal's 26-year-old son was also taken into custody, living with his father in Nai Basti, Filmistan in Delhi.

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