After terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, efforts have been intensified to take out Bangladeshi and Pakistani citizens living illegally in Gujarat. Police has launched a campaign across the state to investigate the documents of Bangladeshi people. Apart from this, the police has also become active to send Bangladeshis back to their country. A meeting has been held in Gandhinagar under the chairmanship of Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi on this issue.
Action will be taken to send them back to their country this week
In a meeting chaired by Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi in ​​Gandhinagar, there was a discussion on taking action against Bangladeshis living illegally. There was also a discussion on taking action against people living without documents. In this meeting, it was decided that action will be taken with the Central Government. Action will be taken to send Bangladeshis who are illegally living illegally back to their country.
Police Commissioner of Ahmedabad GS Malik himself participated in this operation.
Today Ahmedabad Police Commissioner GS Malik himself has joined this operation. He has visited the houses of Bangladeshis living in Chandola region. While illegal Bangladeshi is living around Chandola Lake, Ahmedabad city police have detained more than 800 illegal Bangladeshis in the last two days. Today, JCP and DCP were present in Chandola area along with the city police commissioner and they themselves inspected in different streets.
About 890 suspects from Chandola area were detained.
In addition, orders have been issued to cut the electricity connection of Bangladeshis living in Chandola Lake area. A team of Gujarat Police has left for Bengal to investigate the documents of Bangladeshis who are illegally living in the state. A team of police will go to Bengal and examine the necessary documents. Two days ago, about 890 suspects from Chandola area were detained.
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