In an ongoing effort to curb illegal immigration, the Delhi Police deported seven Bangladeshi nationals today. This operation is part of a larger initiative aimed at identifying and removing individuals residing in India without valid documentation, ensuring compliance with immigration laws.
The seven individuals were detained during routine verification drives across various localities in Delhi. After confirming their illegal status, the police coordinated with the Bureau of Immigration and the Bangladesh High Commission to facilitate their deportation. These deportees were escorted back to Bangladesh following all legal formalities.
Delhi Police have intensified their operations against illegal immigrants, particularly focusing on individuals who pose potential risks to national security or are involved in unlawful activities. Over the past month, numerous undocumented immigrants have been apprehended, with several already deported.
Surveillance and Raids Specific areas with a high concentration of undocumented immigrants were identified based on intelligence inputs. Verification Process Suspected individuals underwent a detailed verification to confirm their immigration status. Legal Coordination Deportation was carried out in collaboration with immigration and foreign affairs authorities.
Delhi Police have urged citizens to report any suspicious activities or unknown individuals in their neighborhoods. This community-led approach has significantly helped identify undocumented immigrants.
The government has consistently emphasized the importance of regulating foreign nationals in India. Deportations like these are seen as measures to uphold the nation’s laws and security. Officials have reiterated their commitment to handling these situations in a lawful and humanitarian manner.
The crackdown on illegal immigration is set to continue, with Delhi Police working closely with other agencies to identify and deport individuals residing unlawfully. Such actions are also expected to deter future illegal entries.