On January 2, 2025, the Delhi Police successfully uncovered a complex network facilitating the illegal immigration of Bangladeshi nationals into India. In a well-coordinated operation, four individuals were arrested, including two Bangladeshi nationals and two Indian facilitators. This network had been operating for months, using forged documents and covert routes to help individuals illegally cross the border.
The operation involved smuggling immigrants through jungle paths and express trains to bypass traditional immigration checkpoints. Investigators found that the facilitators were responsible for forging passports and other documents, making it easier for the immigrants to travel undetected. The police have gathered substantial evidence, which could lead to further arrests in the coming days.
Delhi, as a major transit hub, has been a focal point for such illegal activities. The arrest of the facilitators highlights the growing threat of human trafficking and illegal border crossings. Authorities are now focusing on tracing the full extent of the network, including any external links, and are working in collaboration with immigration authorities and intelligence agencies.
This successful operation underscores the Delhi Police’s commitment to national security and their continued efforts to combat illegal immigration. The arrests are expected to disrupt similar operations, and further investigations are underway to dismantle any remaining parts of the network.