5 Bangladeshi nationals held

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Gurugram, Updated At : 10:15 AM Feb 09, 2025 IST

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A joint team of the CM Flying Squad and the Intelligence Department, Rewari, arrested five members of a Bangladeshi family who were found roaming in Nuh district without passports or visas. The family was handed over to the Nagina police station for further investigation.

During interrogation, the family members admitted that they had come to work at a brick kiln in the Nuh area. However, they claimed the kiln owner had refused to provide them with work. Upon checking their documents, authorities found that none of them had valid passports or visas.

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