In a significant crackdown on illegal border crossings, Indian authorities have detained four Bangladeshi nationals at Agartala railway station in Tripura. The individuals, identified as Jahirul Islam, Dilwar Hossain, Jamirul Islam, and Mohammad Zia, were allegedly preparing to travel to Bengaluru and Chennai. A joint operation by the Agartala Government Railway Police, Railway Protection Force, and intelligence officials led to their arrest.
### Details of the Detention
– The detainees entered India illegally from Bangladesh and were planning to travel to other states by train.
– Authorities suspect that additional individuals may be involved in the case, and investigations are ongoing.
– A formal case has been registered at Agartala GRP police station, and the accused are scheduled to be presented before the court.
### Delhi Police Deportation Drive
In a related development, Delhi Police has begun deporting 31 undocumented Bangladeshi nationals. This move is part of a larger effort to tighten border control and address the issue of illegal immigration.
### Border Security Measures
The Indian government has been working to strengthen border security measures, with the Border Security Force (BSF) playing a crucial role in preventing illegal crossings. Recent operations have resulted in the detention of several Bangladeshi nationals, including:
– Four Bangladeshi nationals, including three women, detained at Teliamura railway station in Tripura’s Khowai district.
– Three Bangladeshi nationals and four Indian touts held in Tripura for facilitating illegal border crossings.
### Government Action
The government has taken a firm stance on border control, with authorities working to prevent illegal crossings and deport undocumented nationals. The crackdown aims to:
– Prevent illegal immigration and ensure national security
– Strengthen border security measures
– Deport undocumented nationals and prevent future illegal crossings
