Three illegal Bangladeshi immigrants are turned up to Bengaluru police by NIA.

Three illegal Bangladeshi immigrants are turned up to Bengaluru police by NIA.

Tuesday, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) searched the Bellandur neighbourhood of Bengaluru and turned over three illegal Bangladeshi immigrants to the local police. According to Bengaluru police, the three accused do not have a current passport or visa for India.

The three individuals that were apprehended have been named as Khaleel Chaprasi, Abdul Qadir, and Mohammed Zahid. They were reportedly living within the Bellandur police jurisdiction. Under the Foreigners Act and the Passports Act, a case has been filed. More research is being done.

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