This forgery includes identification certificates of people from several states of India, along with people from neighboring countries including Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal.
Chhattisgarh Home Minister Vijay Sharma pointed out that around 500 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants have already been deported from Bastar and 350 have been removed from Kawardha.
Jammu authorities crack down on over 400 illegal Rohingya and Bangladesh households, cutting water, electricity, and issuing eviction orders. BJP supports, while NC leader Javed Rana opposes citing humanitarian concerns.
Surat Police arrested Mohammad Hamim Abdul Fakir (32), a Bangladeshi national, for possessing multiple fake documents and entering India through an agent about seven years ago.
Notably, a large gang of human traffickers operates on the Indo-Bangladesh border in West Bengal, allowing such persons to enter India from the Bangladesh border for a mere four thousand rupees.
Lambasting the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha for "standing with Bangladeshis and Rohingyas," Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said "every Jharkhandi is feeling unsafe" because of the infiltrators.