Ahmedabad: The Ahmedabad Rural Police have nabbed six Bangladeshi nationals, including three children, who had been residing illegally in India for the past decade without valid passports or visas. The arrests were carried out by the Aslali police from the outskirts of Naj village in Bareja taluka. The detained individuals have been identified as Kalon Soleman Molla (38), Mohammad Arafat Molla (19), and Reebakhatun Molla (41), who were apprehended from a borewell site in the Wadi area. They wer...Read More

New Delhi, January 22, 2026 – In a move that has ignited fervent discussions across the cricketing world, International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman Jay Shah is receiving significant admiration on social media for his unyielding position on Bangladesh's reluctance to participate in the upcoming ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. The tournament, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, has been overshadowed by Bangladesh's security concerns regarding matches scheduled in India, prompting the ICC to issue...Read More

Jamnagar: The Special Operations Group (SOG) of the Jamnagar police has arrested five Bangladeshi nationals for illegally residing in the city. The arrested persons include two men and three women, who were found living in a rented house in Patel Colony without valid travel or residential documents. The arrested Bangladeshi nationals have been identified as Shahabuddin Mohammad Gaus Sheikh, Mohammad Arif Muzibur Sheikh, Jamila Begum Anardi Sheikh, Nazma Begum Abdul Hakim Howladar, and Mursida B...Read More

Kamrej: Two illegal Bangladeshi immigrant women have escaped from police custody after fleeing from the women’s protection home in Amboli. The women, identified as Shivli alias Sania Mohammad Ovi Jummadar (33) and Rekha alias Rekta Pyarali Sultana, were nabbed by Mahidharpura police for illegally residing in Surat and had been brought to the Amboli women’s protection home. Both women were kept in police custody and were under the supervision of Ankitaben, a female constable from Mahidharpur...Read More

Surat: A 35-year-old Bangladeshi woman housed at the Amboli Jananidham Women’s Shelter Home in Kamrej escaped on Tuesday afternoon by climbing down from the roof using a pipe and jumping over the boundary wall, prompting a police search. According to police sources, 17 women accused in various cases were housed at the shelter. During lunchtime on Tuesday, staff noticed that only 16 women were present and one meal plate remained untouched. A headcount confirmed that one inmate, identified as...Read More

Ahmedabad: City police on Thursday detained 17 Bangladeshi women, including a seven-year-old girl, for allegedly residing in India without valid documents. They were taken to the Joint Interrogation Centre (JIC) in Sardarnagar for questioning by multiple agencies. According to the police, the operation was led by Inspector K. N. Bhukan of Sola police station. During a combing operation in the Gota and Chandlodiya areas, a total of 17 illegal immigrants from Bangladesh—who had arrived in Gujar...Read More

Bharuch: The police have arrested three Bangladeshi nationals who had been living illegally in India for several years. These individuals had entered India through infiltration years ago and were residing in the Amod and Ankleshwar areas for over two decades. Their suspicious movements recently alerted the police, prompting an investigation that confirmed their Bangladeshi citizenship. The Special Operations Group (SOG) detained two of them — identified as Ilhai Manik Shana and Rohima Ilhai M...Read More

Ahmedabad: In a major action against illegal immigration, 250 Bangladeshi nationals residing unlawfully in Gujarat have been deported to Dhaka. The deportation took place from Vadodara Air Force Station via a special flight under heavy security arrangements on Thursday. The detainees were handcuffed during transit to prevent any untoward incidents and were brought to the airbase in four police-escorted buses from various parts of the state. Authorities ensured stringent security throughout the ...Read More

Ahmedabad: As part of an ongoing campaign to identify and detain illegal Bangladeshi nationals, the Special Operations Group (SOG) has caught a family of six — a couple and their four children — who had been living illegally in Ganeshnagar, Pirana, since 2021. According to SOG Police Inspector A.D. Gamit, a tip-off was received about a Bangladeshi family residing near Hariyali Hotel on Vatva-Pirana Road. Acting on the information, the SOG team launched an investigation and identified the in...Read More

Gandhinagar: Gujarat Police has nabbed around 200 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants from across the state and is carrying out the deportation process for these individuals who had been living in the state illegally. The Director General of Police, Gujarat, Vikas Sahay, in an X post said, “In the last 100 hours, more than 200 illegal Bangladeshis have been caught by Gujarat Police. Further legal action for deportation is under progress.” Joint Commissioner Raghevendra Vats confirmed the ongoin...Read More