In a significant operation, Delhi Police have dismantled a large-scale Bangladeshi immigration racket, resulting in the arrest of 11 individuals. The operation, which targeted a network responsible for facilitating the illegal entry of Bangladeshis into India, has led to the identification of over 1,000 illegal immigrants.
The racket, which had been operating under the radar for months, involved a well-organized operation that used forged documents and bribed officials to help individuals enter India illegally. The network was reportedly charging significant amounts for these services, and its members had managed to bypass immigration checks at multiple points of entry.
The police operation began after an extensive investigation into a series of suspicious immigration cases, culminating in raids across various locations in Delhi. The 11 arrested individuals include both masterminds and facilitators of the operation, who were allegedly involved in various stages of the immigration process. Authorities have seized fake documents, including passports, visas, and other identification papers, during the raids.
Delhi Police are now working with immigration authorities to verify the identities of the over 1,000 illegal immigrants, some of whom have already been deported. This bust not only highlights the scale of the illegal immigration issue but also underscores the persistent efforts of law enforcement to tackle human trafficking and illegal border crossings.
Authorities have urged the public to be vigilant and report any suspicious immigration activities, as part of a broader crackdown on such rackets in the future.
