Gang of Bangladeshi infiltrators busted Big win for Delhi Police!

Delhi Police is taking strict action against the illegal immigrants. The Crime Branch has busted a gang involved in illegal infiltration of Bangladeshis along the Indian border. The 44-year-old Iqbal Hossain alias Farhan Khan is originally from Sunamganj, Bangladesh. Police have arrested four persons, including three women, in connection with the incident. The gang was working to settle Bangladeshi nationals in Delhi-NCR via Assam.

Farhan was married for the second time. He came in contact with the woman from Madhya Pradesh through a matrimonial site posing as an Indian citizen. Iqbal Hussain alias Farhan Khan was found in possession of an Indian passport, a copy of a Bangladeshi passport, an Aadhaar card, a driving licence (in a fake Indian name), two other Indian Aadhaar cards (in the name of Jitendra Yadav and Amit Yadav) and two mobile phones, the police said. The police seized Aadhaar card, voter ID and mobile phone from 21-year-old Rajib Mian alias Rahul Biswas alias Amit Yadav. 22-year-old Mo Momin Badsha alias Jeetendra Yadav has been found in possession of Aadhaar, Indian voter ID and PAN card, a mobile phone.

28-year-old Agrasen Kumar is a resident of Delhi's Okhla Phase-2. Agrasen, who was authorised to make Aadhaar cards at the bank, used to help Bangladeshi nationals. He has been accused of forging his Aadhaar card. Agrasen also used to cheat by filling fake information in the government system. Police busted a gang involved in helping Bangladeshi nationals to infiltrate and arrested four persons. The arrested include three Bangladeshi nationals and one Indian national. The gang used to settle Bangladeshi nationals in Delhi-NCR by creating fake documents. The main accused was also trying to get Indian citizenship by entering into a fake marriage. The police have seized a large number of Indian and Bangladeshi documents, fake Aadhaar, voter ID and mobile phones from the accused.