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Kasargod: Police unable to deport foreign national for want of documents

  •   Mon, Dec 14 2015 11:50:09 PM

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Dec 14: Police are in a quandary regarding a foreign national who had come to Kasargod two years ago and was arrested in the absence of necessary records. He was sentenced to imprisonment by the court and is now out having completed his term in prison.

Police do not know how to deport Abdul Basheer (32), who was said to be residing in Saudi Arabia. Suspected to be origanally from Pakistan, he is in Kasargod police station for the last four days and police have to inevitably provide food, clothing and other facilities to him. Though the court has ordered for his deportation, it has not been possible due to absence of documents.

Police had taken him into custody in September 2012 when he was found wandering suspiciously. But the police have not obtained clear information about him as he has no records in his possession. He knows Arabic and Urdu languages and seems mentally unsound.

Kasargod CJM court had sentenced him to two years imprisonment and fine. He spent his jail term in Kannur central jail, and as he had no money to pay as fine, he was made to spend another month in prison and was released on December 9, 2015.

Police only have the address stated by Abdul Basheer as 'son of Sayyad Hussain, Makkanakkas, Arhathul Ulam, Saudi Arabia'. Police are trying to find out the address in Saudi Arabia with the help of Indians in Saudi Arabia.

As he appeared to be mentally unsound while in prison, he was treated in a mental hospital for one year from April 24, 2014. Even though the officials contacted Saudi Embassy when the case was in progress at the court, they were not able to obtain any information about him.

Police had decided to accommodate him in an orphanage but the officials there have refused to admit him in the absence of suitable records.

Basheer, during questioning, has given a statement that he was employed in a mosque in Saudi Arabia and was deported to Bangladesh due to his vices. From there he reached Kolkata with migrants. After spending a few years in Hyderabad, he reached Kasargod by train. However police have been unable to establish his nationality.
  

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  • PK, Shirva//DXB

    Thu, Dec 17 2015

    Salman Khan ka Driver tho nahi ye?

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  • Oliver, Udupi

    Wed, Dec 16 2015

    if u can't trace his identity, then no problem. Let he will settle here in India itself.

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  • Sarfraz, Dammam, KSA

    Wed, Dec 16 2015

    He look like from Tamilnadu state, he might came for any farm work in KSA and later escaped to india due to distress.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Dec 16 2015

    I am sure this fellow will be very soon a victim of assault,or someone do harm him.Usually if govt.is intersted,why cant take him as a Asyl/refugee?afterall he is alone,no papers,instead of pushing hin and there?afterall he is not in a stage of looking afterhimself.India is having so many citizens in crores,so one more will not be heavy for India.India has no other possibility.Some human rights People can apply for him.

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  • Vinod, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Is it not possible to check records at other embassies like Bangladesh/Pakistan/Nepal/Srilanka etc.
    May be he is mentally unsound and his family waiting for him.

    I mean thats a possibility.

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  • sid, mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    how about bhagya scheme ? when thousands of bangaldeshis have become indian residents one more can ...

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  • CHRIS, DUBAI

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    He must be from Saudi Arabia,please deport him there ....

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  • Alphonsa Rodrigues, Udupi

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    If they were in thousands, the Cong would have have given them asylum, shelter, ration card, id etc and played vote bank politics.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    mentally unsound his bad-luck.
    most important thing is why police couldn't trace his nationality after 2 years!!!

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Where are the so called NGOs and kama sauharda vedikes?

    Let some restaurant owners or industrialists in Kasaragod provide him some job. When some money falls in his pocket he could turn sound and start his own life.
    We have embraced so many Bangladeshis, why not one more?

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  • AHMED, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    No doubt he is from Bangladesh....

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  • S.F.H, Indian

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    This poor man is from Bangladesh for sure....

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  • Ahmed, Mangaluru

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    He can not be Pakistani. He could be from Bangladesh or India.

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  • G Z T Kunte, Udupi

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Dont go by his skin colour. Even in Pakistan you will find dark skinned people with short stature.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    He is not a Saudi national for sure from the racial features. From his face its almost certain that he is a Bangladeshi intruder into our soil. Saudi authorities have deported him to Bangladesh, surely on the basis of the documents, proof and nationalities.. Our police should do the home work..as its quite clear that Saudi authorities deported him to Bangladesh and from there he came to Kolkatta and then to Kerala...why they have to approach Saudi embassy??/ Please send him back to Bangladesh...He is neither a Pakistani or Saudi but purely a Bangladeshi....

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  • Zeitgeist, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    ''He knows Arabic and Urdu languages and seems mentally unsound.''

    ....And court sent him to jail????

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  • DAIJI READER, DUBAI

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    BUDLE MARAYERE AYEN,OLANDA BENDH DH SAYYAD PAAPA.NIKLEG BYATHE YERLA THIKK DIJJA ?

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  • bhuvan, kavoor

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    i just think its not fare to spend life in jail for the lack of records.he has not done any crime.same case with indian fisherman who are in pakistan,srilanka and bangladesh jails..

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  • Ownage, Bangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Arabic=gulf=sheikh= sheikh hassina= Bangladesh. See how easy it is to find out from where he is

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  • SKM, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    He must be 100 percent bangladeshi from the information itself and his looks. He was working in Saudi and due to his vice he was deported to bangladesh and from there he came to kolkotta Hyderabad and Kasaragod.....If he is mentally sound he has to be given basic facilities until a decision made to send him back to his home country on humanitarian grounds

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  • SKM, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Correction: if he is mentally unsound

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    They catch him and put inside the jail for two years, made him lazy (and also lati treatment) so that he may not work in the future. Now feed him till his death.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Where is HUMANITY ...

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  • Prakash , Kanajar/Dubai

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    By facial appearance(no to be prejudicial) he doesn't look like like a Saudi.it's south Asian appearance. My guess is case of mistaken identity. Whatever may the case why sentenced to prison? Against humanity, does nationality really matters?

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    He looks like very much an Asian and can't be a Saudi Arabian. Could be more likely a Bangladeshi?

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    The man does not have the appearance of a Pakistani. Instead he looks like a Bangladeshi.
    The fact that Saudi Arabia deported him to Bangladesh, and the latter allowed him to disembark an aircraft, is proof enough that he is a Bangladeshi and not a Pakistani.

    So, his knowledge of Urdu might be limited to conversational.

    He may not be able to write in Urdu/Arabic. But should be able to write things in Bengali.

    So, in my opinion, instead of contacting Saudi Arabia on the matter, the police must contact the Bangladeshi Embassy in New Delhi.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Indians in Saudi Arabia may not be able to go far with this "address".

    Makkanakkas just means "Private place" in Arabic (مكان الخاص). "* al alam" means "(something) of the world", but not capital ('aasimah) or centre (markaz).
    So what the young man has provided to the police is a general description of the dwelling. The "* al alam" could be the name of the building.

    The English transliteration can be incorrect or easily misleading.

    The police must get him to write the letters in Arabic/Urdu - which might throw a better light. It might be more helpful if the young man could identify a city in Saudi Arabia.

    Regardless, the words provided by the police do not at all suggest that it is an address.

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  • Deepak.Kotian, Abudhabi

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    By looking at his face iam sure he is not a pakistani might be from Bangladesh or from India.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Very difficult to findout who he is.Atleast they can ask him about his mothers Name,where he went to School etc.He seems to be a citizen either of bangladesh or Pak.sad that a personcannt tell his origin.May be S.Arabia is not interested in having such a Person without papers.Also sad one had no house and Family is not interested whoever it is.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Tue, Dec 15 2015

    Poor guy.....

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