Beltangady: Crackdown on illegal immigrants - 14 Bangladeshis arrested in Venur


Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady

Beltangady, Feb 22: In a major crackdown on illegal immigrants, Bantwal DySP Ravish along with Venur police on Wednesday February 22 arrested 14 Bangladeshi nationals who had no official documentation or permit.

They were arrested from an under-construction building at Kashipatna in Venur here. The Bangladeshis had been working as labourers in the building.

The arrested are Mohammed Jahangir (26), Abdul Hakeem (25), Mohammed Alangir (27), Abdul Halim (19), M D Mohammed Azeezal (19), M D Babu (20), Zoharul Islam (24), Mohammed Zohidul Islam (30), Mohammed Iqbal Ali (19), Mohammed Suhail Rana (29), Zoharulla Islam (35), Mohammed Suman Ali (24), Mohammed Momin (20) and Mohammed Fullal (19). All of them from Rajshahi district in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Moreover, Nisar Mohammed of Moodbidri has also been taken into custody for giving shelter and employment to the arrested Bangladeshis.

Police said that the Bangladeshis had gained entry into the country through some means and had been residing here illegally.

A case has been registered and they have been booked under the Foreigners Act, 1946. They have also been produced in the court.

Also, a special police team has been formed in the district to crack down on illegal immigrants. More arrests are likely in the coming days and strict action would be taken against such immigrants as well as those who give them shelter, SP Borase has said.

  

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  • Var, M'Lore

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    You will net many more illegal Bangladeshis when you raid Gents Saloons, warehouse, shops across Mangalore. People who employ them shall be punishable also.
    Authorities shall take stricter actions against these illegals deport them.

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  • Ramakrishna UR, Bangalore/Ulloor

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    There are estimated 3 crores of Bangladeshi immigrants in India. The porous West Bengal and Assam border and minority appeasing policies of CPI, CPM, TMC, and Congress have resulted in these people crossing over to India and establishing a base here. Many are already citizens already having Aadhar card, etc. Vote bank politics is the major threat to our country in the name of SECULARISM. India needs to do a Trump to flush out these as they are causing a huge drain on economy. Most of these people are ruthless in crime, solid example being recent murder and rape of a nurse in Kerala by one of the immigrants. Politicians should unite for India's unity rather than being divisive in the name of secularism.

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  • Alphonso Rodrigues, Udupi

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Do they qualify for any Bhagyas by the State Govt? There are hundred thousands of Bangalis who crossed the border illegaly into India , during the Cong regime. They were retained and provided valid docs for vote bank purposes by the Congis . Now the Congis want them to be deported by the Chaiwaala Govt and questioning him.

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  • G M Hegde, udupi

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    I had highlighted this long back on daijiworld. Had also encountered them visiting new mosques around Bantwal. This is just tip of the iceberg. Many already possess KYC documents and are empoyed as carpenters and painters all over Karnataka. Had noticed this after checking mobile phone number of call received on mobile of few of them The CID must monitor all calls coming from and to Bangladesh from Karnataka State if it has any time left after doing spy work for political parties.

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  • JOY CASTELINO, MOODUBELLE/DUBAI

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Before Election Modi promised, once he came to power, he will deport all Illegal Bangladeshis immediately. Then how these 14 Bangladeshis still remained?????????????

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, Attavar,Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Act like Trump. debarr and send all the illegal immigrants to their respective places so that illegal and criminal activities here be reduced.

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  • INDIAN, dubai

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    @JFD ,IF YOU ARE VERY MUCH IMPRESSED IN TRUMP S POLICY,WHY NOT YOU GO AND SETTLE IN USA ?

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Indian, Dubai, if some one likes US policies...is it a rule that he/she should only settle in USA? You living in Dubai and do not feel ashamed to call yourselves Indian according to your own statement??? All illegal Bangladeshi's must be deported back without exception! They have killed too many Hindu's in Bangaldesh while being habitual recipients of alms from all over the world!

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  • Gangaram, Moodbidri

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Who the hell told you JF DSouza from USA???

    Why you using someonece shoulder to shoot the gun........... are a Bangali ????????

    Cant you see he clearely mentioned he is from Attavar..... not like you Indian (??) dubai......

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, Attaavar, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 24 2017

    I am mentioning about these criminals only and not otherwise.

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  • ISMAIL K, PERINJE

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Good news...I also interviewed several Bangaldeshis but denied they were Bangladeshis and final after digging more agreed half!!!!What about entire state?particularly in DK/Udupi?Anywhere illagal immigrants are visible...

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  • Anand, Karkala

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Best way to recognize them as Bengalis - make them to pronounce PANDRAH (hindi 15), they will pronounce as 'PONDRAH'.

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  • ARZU, dubai

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    IT WILL NOT WORK OUT, WHY BECAUSE WEST BENGAL PEOPLE ALSO PRONOUNCE PONDHRA FOR 15. CHECK THE DOCUMENTS LIKE ANY INDIAN ID.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Good job. Catch & send all these illegal immigrants from our country. We are already facing huge problems due to our own excess population growth....

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Of course illegal entry into India is punishable.But instead of putting them in jail and punish,just send back to their country.Afterall they were here to work.Suppose they are involved in criminalitaet ,and prooved ,of course,no mercy.Otherwise,their family too will suffer because of their support is not there.Thats my opinion,although I am not for illegal work and entry.

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  • Mahendra Shetty, Mumbai Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    OHH GOD , THE VOTE BANK OF CHOR PARTY MAMATHA AND LEFT IS IN TROUBLE.....UFFF AB KAAA HOGAA!!!

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  • Cynthia, Moodbidri

    Wed, Feb 22 2017

    Inspired by Trump. Is there any solidarity march called 'we all Muslim ' ?

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  • Gangaram, Moodbidri

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    Do you think they will say "we all are Christians" " we all are Hindus" ????????

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  • Sadi, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 23 2017

    People still praise their forefathers for everything even after many Indians stranded in US by new immigration law. Many Indians feared losing jobs and deportion.

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