Ahmedabad: Amid the ongoing crackdown against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, the Ahmedabad Railway Police on Wednesday detained five illegal Bangladeshi nationals at Kalupur Railway Station. Sharing the information on social media platform X, Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi said, "Ahmedabad Railway Police detain 5 illegal Bangladeshi nationals at Ahmedabad Railway Station! Vigilance at its best! Just a day earlier, Vadodara Railway Police team detained 4 illegal Bangladeshi nationa...Read More

Surat: Out of the 150 suspected Bangladeshi immigrants detained in the city, over 100 have been confirmed as Bangladeshi nationals, including more than 45 women, as revealed during a joint interrogation by Surat Police and central agencies. The arrested individuals had reportedly entered India illegally by crossing the border with the help of agents and were living in hiding across various parts of Surat. It is learnt that mobile phones seized from 50 individuals contained Bangladeshi phone num...Read More

Ahmedabad: A joint operation by the authorities is underway to remove illegal encroachments in the Chandola Talav area of the city, known as a hub of Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. According to police, 50 teams from the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) and more than 2,000 police officers and personnel are involved in the demolition drive, which is currently in progress. Addressing the media about the demolition action, Sharad Singhal, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime), Ahmedabad, said,...Read More

Ahmedabad: The Chandola Talav area in Ahmedabad, which has emerged as a hub of illegal Bangladeshi intruders entering via Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal, is witnessing a major demolition operation today, April 29, 2025. A massive exercise has been launched jointly by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) and the State Police. As many as 80 JCB machines and 60 dumpers have been deployed for this large-scale operation, which is taking place in the presence of estate officers from all seven...Read More

Gandhinagar: In a massive statewide action against illegal Bangladeshi migrants, a total of 6,500 suspected Bangladeshis have been detained across the state for questioning in two days. Out of these, 450 have been confirmed to have entered the country illegally and are set to face deportation. A state-level monthly crime conference was organized today at the district headquarters in Nadiad, Kheda district. State DGP Vikas Sahay, Range IGs, and other senior police officials attended the conferen...Read More

Vadodara: Five Bangladeshis, including a couple and their two children, were arrested late Saturday night at Vadodara Railway Station following a routine check on the Ahmedabad-Hawrah Express train. The arrested individuals were found to be traveling without proper documentation, and it was revealed that they were en route to Bangladesh via West Bengal. In response to the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, a statewide operation was launched to apprehend illegal Bangladeshis. The West...Read More

Ahmedabad: In a major crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, Ahmedabad police have apprehended over 890 individuals from Chandola Talav and other areas of the city. The police are currently verifying their credentials, and during the investigation, it was revealed that around 70 of the detained Bangladeshi nationals did not possess valid Indian documents. Furthermore, more than 100 Bangladeshis were found to have forged Indian documents, including Aadhaar cards, Election cards, PAN cards, ...Read More

Dwarka: The infiltration of Bangladeshi nationals across India, including Gujarat, has become a matter of concern. In a recent case, local police arrested five Bangladeshi women near the Rukshmani Temple, close to Rupen Port in Dwarka. The women were reportedly covering their faces, raising suspicion, after which the police detained and questioned them. During interrogation, authorities recovered Bangladeshi ID cards and mobile numbers from them. The women revealed that an agent had facilitated...Read More

Ahmedabad: The Special Operations Group (SOG) of the city police has arrested two Bangladeshi nationals for residing and working in the city illegally. The duo was caught at Pirana Crossroads as part of an ongoing drive against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. The arrested individuals have been identified as Munni Asad Sheikh (45), a resident of Bengaliwas near Chandola Lake, originally from Babupur village in Narail, Bangladesh, and Aujar Sattar Mandal (40), also residing near Chandola Lake, ha...Read More