3 Bangladesh women caught with fake Aadhar cards escape
March 15, 2022
Vadodara: Three females including 2 from Bangladesh, caught with fake Aadhar card in Ahmedabad-Howrah express train have escaped from Nari Sanrakshan Gruh in Nizampura, Vadodara.
The Ahmedabad police had found a suspected man traveling with 3 females in Howrah-Ahmedabad express train. The police had handed over the suspected man and 3 females to the missing cell team of Vadodara railway police on arrival at Vadodara railway station. The four persons were found to be Mausmi alias Sarmin Mintu Shaikh (lives in West Bengal), Yasmin alias Jannat Jajamiya Muslim (lives in Bangladesh), Popibegam alias Farjana Mohammad Shaikh (lives in Bangladesh) and Najmul Alibudin Shaikh (lives in West Bengal).
The addresses written on the Aadhar cards of 3 females were of Bharuch, as found in investigation. They confessed that the Aadhar cards were produced by a person named Mama. The police seized 3 fake Aadhar cards, 6 mobile phones, cash, ATM cards, and train tickets and filed a crime against Najmul. The 3 females were then kept at Nari Sanrakshan Gruh in Nizampura. The 3 females escaped from there by climbing the wall with the help of a dustbin.
The police had received a 2-day remand of Najmul Shaikh. The central agencies will investigate about a link between the 2 females of Bangladesh and 4 Bangladeshi terrorists found in Bhopal 2 days ago, it is learnt. ATS team had nabbed 4 Bangladeshi terrorists from Esbag area of Bhopal. Bhopal ATS team was likely to come to Vadodara for investigation of the 2 females of Bangladesh. DeshGujarat
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