Bangladeshi arrested by police.
Police have taken massive action against Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in three districts of Haryana- Nuh, Jhajjar and Hansi. Police arrested 125 Bangladeshis in two round raids in Nuh, who without valid documents on brick kilns
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In Hansi, the police have arrested 26 Bangladeshi citizens from the Kohinoor brick kiln on Hansi-Tosham Road, while 39 were detained from the same area on 12 May. All the people caught in the three districts were illegally entering India and working for a long time and were working on various brick kilns. The police have currently placed everyone in the police line. Action is now being taken against all under the Foreign Act.
Bangladeshi taken into custody by police
125 Bangladeshi in Nuh police line
On Saturday morning, the police arrested 23 Bangladeshi citizens in Nuh, while late evening the police arrested more than 100 Bangladeshi citizens. These include women and children. All of them illegally crossed the border and entered India without documents. The police is currently engaged in action.
Some Bangladeshi citizens were working on a brick kiln in village tine. Meanwhile, the police reached the spot and caught everyone. According to the intelligence department, the number of Bangladeshi citizens caught by the police is 100 to 104. These include children and women. All of them came to work here from Rewari and Sonipat about 4 days ago. At present, the police has kept everyone in the police line, and is engaged in further action.
The action was taken by the police on Friday night on the basis of secret information, in which all the people caught by the Bihari brick kiln of village Bajdaka were living in the district without legitimate documents. According to the police, action has been initiated against these Bangladeshi citizens as per rules.
Their documents are being investigated and it is being ascertained when and how these people illegally enters India. Nuh police spokesperson also said that such action against illegal infiltrators in the district will continue in future also. The police have appealed to local brick kiln owners and other businessmen to get their employees compulsorily done.
The kiln operator made slums for them
Bihar’s brick kiln accountant Sanjay said that about a week ago, Bangladeshi laborers came to work here. We were told that we are Bengali laborers. In lieu of wages, we were also given 80 thousand rupees advance.
When the police came on the kiln on Friday, it was found that they are Bangladeshi. All of them had entered India illegally and entered India illegally. The kiln operator also made slums for them. Accountant Sanjay claims that these Bangladeshi work on all the kilns of Mewat including Haryana.
Bangladeshi present on brick kiln in Jhajjar.
47 Bangladeshi caught in Jhajjar
In Jhajjar district, the police have also arrested 47 Bangladeshi citizens living illegally, working on a private brick kiln in Bhadani village. These include women and children. The police have taken everyone into custody and kept them in the police line and they are being verified.
Initial investigation has revealed that these people were living in India without valid documents. The police is also trying to find out on which route they entered India and reached Jhajjar. Police say further legal action will be taken against them after verification.
26 and Bangladeshi arrested in Hansi
The Hansi police have once again arrested the Bangladeshi people living illegally within a week. On Saturday, the police arrested 26 Bangladeshi citizens from a brick kiln on Hansi-Tosham Road. Earlier on May 12, Hansi police arrested 39 Bangladeshi citizens from a brick kiln on Hansi-Tosham Road. Police teams are continuously conducting a search operation in search of citizens of other countries living illegally.
Bangladeshi caught sitting on the ground in Hansi.
Under which the police has got another major success. Those arrested today include 8 men, 5 women and 13 children. All of them came on the Kohinoor brick kiln located near Dhani Shankari Road five days ago. Police are investigating from which state these people have come here. Now the police are planning to take action against such brick kiln owners who are hiring such people as laborers without investigating documents.