Two Bangladeshi nationals detained for illegal stay in Mangaluru


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Nov 14: Panambur police have detected and detained two Bangladeshi nationals who were allegedly residing illegally in India and working at a restaurant near Panambur beach.

Acting on credible information received by the Panambur police inspector that two Bangladeshi nationals were working at a restaurant near Panambur beach, police raided the establishment and took two persons into custody.

The detained persons have been identified as Ashikul Islam (33) and MD Ameen (47), both citizens of Bangladesh. During interrogation, it was found that they were residing illegally in India without any valid official documents.

As part of the further legal proceedings, the two have been placed in an illegal immigrants' detention centre due to their unauthorised stay. The Panambur police have initiated the legal process to produce them before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) and subsequently deport them to Bangladesh.

The operation was carried out under the leadership of Panambur police inspector Saleem Abbas. PSI Shreekala K T and PSI Gnanasekhar, along with police personnel Imtiaz Fakkiresh and Rakesh L M, participated in the operation.

 

 

 

  

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