Two Bangladeshi nationals detained at Guwahati Airport

Central Industrial Security Force personnel detained two Bangladeshi nationals at Guwahati Airport on July 1 after finding forged Aadhaar cards and other documents during a security check.

The individuals, identified as Rana Molla and Mafuja Akhtar, were stopped at the new terminal of Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport before boarding an Akasa Air flight to Mumbai. They were handed over to the Azara police station.

A police officer said investigators are examining their activities in India and possible links to networks involved in illegal cross-border movement. This marks the second such incident at the airport in less than two weeks.

On June 17, police arrested a 24-year-old woman who had arrived from Bengaluru and admitted to being a Bangladeshi national who entered India via Tripura with a fake Aadhaar card.

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Nine Bangladeshi nationals were stopped at OR Tambo International Airport on Thursday after officials discovered they held fraudulent South African visas.

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Gujarat Police have detained 501 Bangladeshi nationals over the last two days as part of Operation Delta Hunt, a statewide drive against illegal immigration.

DRI officers intercepted two passengers at Mumbai airport and seized 2.6 kg of gold hidden in wax. The case led to the arrest of a Navi Mumbai jeweller and opened a wider probe into a Dubai-linked syndicate.

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Jamnagar's special TADA court convicted 12 individuals on Monday in a case linked to the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts. The verdict relied on the 1994 confessional statement of Usmangani Noor Mohammad Merchant, detailing a January 1993 meeting at fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim's Dubai residence. The court found a conspiracy to avenge the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition.

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