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🚨 Police conduct a swift operation against illegal immigrants in Bengaluru.. 31 Bangladeshi nationals arrested!

In Bengaluru, police from 10 police stations have arrested 31 Bangladeshi nationals living illegally. They have been transferred from SMVT to Malda, and actions for deportation have been initiated.

Asian Media Network | Published on: Sep 1, 2026, 9:16 AM
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10 Police Stations Launch Major Operation.. Transfer from SMVT to Malda.. Preparations for Deportation Underway

🔥 Strict actions against illegal immigration are now in place! It has been reported that police have intensified checks to identify foreign nationals residing illegally in Bengaluru. With the arrest of 31 individuals, there are signs that the police operation against illegal immigration is gaining momentum. Note: Final legal decisions regarding arrests or deportations will depend on the processes of the relevant authorities.

Police have taken stringent measures against illegal immigrants in Bengaluru. The police apprehended 31 Bangladeshi nationals identified within the jurisdiction of 10 police stations in the city. Subsequently, they were transferred from SMVT Bengaluru Railway Station to Malda in West Bengal.

It is reported that authorities are taking steps to complete the legal process from there and deport them from the country. Given that police have focused special attention on identifying foreign nationals residing illegally in Bengaluru and verifying their documents, these actions have gained significance.

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