On May 7, 87 Bangladeshi were caught in Neemkathana (Sikar).
The fraud of people (intruders) from Bangladesh and Rohingya has been caught. These people even got the certificate of being a native of Rajasthan. Such documents are available in large scale from them. These documents are made incorrectly. More than one thousand such
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148 people sent on 15 May 148 such people living illegally in Rajasthan have been sent to West Bengal on 15 May. The Rajasthan Police and District Administration have identified the Bangladeshis living in their respective areas and shifted to the Detention Center in the district. Those detected have not received a valid certificate of being a native of India. If sources are to be believed, whatever certificates have been received from them, they are fake. After all these documents are made in connivance, it is under investigation.
On the other hand, preparations have been made to send some more people back in a day or two. They will be sent to their country through Border Security Force (BSF) from West Bengal.
On May 14, 148 Bangladeshi infiltrators have been submitted from Rajasthan.
On April 30, who came illegally from Bangladesh and Myanmar, the Rajasthan government launched a special campaign against Bangladeshi and Rohingyas. After this, a task force was formed in the districts. Its job was to search the workers and check the documents. After this, it came to the police team that a large number of people have come from Bangladesh and Myanmar in large numbers. Among them, the number of women was high and the number of men was less.
Women were found working in homes Women who came from illegally crossing the border were found working in homes. Apart from these, men were working like junk, mine wages, wages in brick-kilns, garbage pickening or beldari. Criminal records of some of these detected people have also been revealed.
Most of Bangladeshi found in Sikar district in Rajasthan The Rajasthan Police Headquarters gave all the district police a task of detaining these people. The most detention on this took place in Sikar district. Here 394 Bangladeshi and Rohingya were detained by the police. These include 341 children, 284 women and 376 men.
