Police team posted in the holding center built in Sector 10 of Gurugram.
Police in Gurugram arrested eight Bangladeshi citizens during the investigation of illegal foreigners. The Indian documents showed by these people were found to be fake in the investigation. Now the process of sending them back to their country has started.
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About 200 more suspected people are under investigation, in which there is a possibility of getting more Bangladeshi citizens. Investigations have also revealed that some people have found numbers of suspects of Pakistan in mobile, which the cybercrime team is investigating.
This entire campaign is being run on the orders of the Ministry of Home Affairs, in which the police has been investigating the documents for one month. The suspects are being caught and sent to the holding center and their paper is being verified by the DM and SP of the respective districts.
Those whose documents are found correctly, they are left, but the process of dending to those who find fake is started.
Make holding center here Special holding centers have been set up at four places in the city to keep the detained suspects. The police have detailed 40 people at the Community Center of Sector-40, 47 in the Community Center in Sector-10, 100 in the Community Center in Badshahpur and 30 in the Community Center in Manesar. Workers are being investigated The police are identifying slums, construction sites, domestic workers, street workers and tenants. Information about their permanent residence and original state is being taken, as well as it is being tested as to when they have been living in Gurugram and what documents they have. Doubt of being Bangladeshi and Rohingya Investigation has revealed that many Bangladeshi and Rohingya citizens have made Aadhaar cards and other documents made by giving local address of Gurugram. Most of them have used rented houses. The police has given strict instructions to the landlords to rent the house only after thorough investigation and police verification of the tenants. Illegal migrants are underground Due to fear of document investigation, many illegal migrants have now become underground. In the absence of legitimate documents, these people are going towards the rural area to avoid arrest or have started turning to other cities. Most such people were living in slums and temporary settlements. All suspects detaen safe Police spokesperson Sandeep Kumar said that this campaign is expected to reduce criminal activities in the district. The police have identified eight Bangladeshi citizens. Detected people have been kept safe and their documents are being investigated. CCTV monitoring has been ensured at all centers. No one is misbehaving with anyone.
