59 illegal Bangladeshi migrants arrested in Palwal, to be deported

The Palwal police have arrested 59 Bangladeshi nationals, who were staying in the country without legal documents, during a raid at a brick kiln in Utawad village of the district on Friday. Many of the arrested persons worked as labourers...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 04:53 AM May 24, 2025 IST

The accused in custody of the Palwal police.

The Palwal police have arrested 59 Bangladeshi nationals, who were staying in the country without legal documents, during a raid at a brick kiln in Utawad village of the district on Friday.

Many of the arrested persons worked as labourers at the brick kiln. Fake identity documents were found with them. The police are examining the documents.

Inspector Dinesh Kumar of the Utawad police station said, during questioning, the arrested persons revealed that they had come to India from Bangladesh about 10 years ago by crossing the border illegally. They would soon be sent back to Bangladesh, he added.

“Action is being taken to deport them. If other illegal migrants are found anywhere in the district, they will also be deported,” said a spokesperson of the Palwal police.

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