Hansi police questioning Bangladeshis in the police station.
After the attack in Pahalgam, the government is illegally identifying the people living in Haryana. In this series, 39 Bangladeshi citizens have been identified in Hansi, Hisar, who were illegally working on brick kiln on Tosham Road. In
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In the investigation, no documents have been received from them. During interrogation, these people said that they came from Bangladesh after crossing the border. However, he did not say who crossed them the border. Security agencies are investigating this.
On the other hand, after the ceasefire, the bus service of Haryana Roadways from Sirsa to Jammu, Katra, Amritsar has started today. After ‘Operation Sindoor’, the bus service was closed in view of security.
In Hansi, the police took the Bangladeshis in tractor trolleys by grabbing brick kilns.
Hansi police engaged in action Taking action immediately, the Hansi police took Bangladeshis to Sadar police station in Hansi, where the whole day of Sunday was spent gathering information about them. However, the investigation is still going on how long they have been living here and what was the way to reach Hansi.
Police carry Bangladeshis caught from brick kiln to trolley.
Hansi SP said- will be deployed SP Amit Yashvardhan of Hansi said that this action was taken on the basis of secret information. Now further decisions will be taken after completing their paperwork. Information about legal provisions is being taken about them. They will also be considered to be submitted. Due to no camp nearby, the camp located in Delhi is being contacted. The labor of kilns and factories is constantly being investigated by the police and such investigation will continue.
The movement has started at the Sirsa bus stand.
Bus services from Sirsa to Punjab-Jammu started After Operation Sindoor, the operation of Haryana Roadways buses going to Punjab and Jammu in several districts of Haryana was stopped in many districts of Haryana due to the tension between India and Pakistan. Now transport services are gradually returning to track after the situation becomes normal after the ceasefire.
Roadways buses going to Jammu, Katra and Amritsar in Sirsa were closed. The bus service has been restored from today. Two to three buses were operated daily on these routes, which were used by thousands of passengers. Passengers had to face a lot of difficulties due to the closure of bus services.