Hyderabad Police Deport 20 Bangladeshi Nationals for Illegal Stay
Hyderabad police, in coordination with central agencies, deported 20 Bangladeshi nationals who were staying in the city illegally. The individuals were apprehended during operations across three police commissionerates and were deported through the Indo-Bangladesh border in West Bengal.
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As per the officials of the Central Crime Station (CCS), the individuals were apprehended during operations in the areas across three police commissionerates. They were found with Bangladeshi identity documents and were subsequently shifted to the CCS Foreigner Detention Centre.
The information about the apprehended Bangladeshi nationals from Hyderabad was shared with their Embassy via the Indian Ministry of External Affairs. For the repatriation, a team of the Border Security Force (BSF) escorted the individuals to an authorized entry point on the India-Bangladesh border.
This operation underscores the ongoing efforts by the Hyderabad police and central agencies to ensure that individuals residing in the country do so legally. The deportation process is a part of a broader strategy to maintain law and order and to protect the rights of citizens and legal residents.
The Border Security Force (BSF), a paramilitary force of India, plays a crucial role in securing the country's borders and ensuring the safe and legal movement of people. The BSF's involvement in the deportation process highlights the importance of inter-agency cooperation in maintaining national security.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why were the Bangladeshi nationals deported?
The Bangladeshi nationals were deported because they were staying in Hyderabad illegally without the necessary documents and permissions.
How many Bangladeshi nationals were deported?
Twenty Bangladeshi nationals were deported from Hyderabad.
Which agencies were involved in the deportation?
The Hyderabad police, in coordination with central agencies, and the Border Security Force (BSF) were involved in the deportation process.
Where were the individuals deported to?
The individuals were deported through the Indo-Bangladesh border in West Bengal.
What is the role of the Central Crime Station (CCS) in this operation?
The Central Crime Station (CCS) apprehended the individuals during operations in the areas across three police commissionerates and shifted them to the CCS Foreigner Detention Centre.
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