Disregarding Visa Rules Proves Costly: Two Bangladeshi Nationals Apprehended

New Delhi: The Delhi Police has tightened its surveillance to track down foreign nationals residing illegally in the capital. A special verification drive, conducted by the Foreigners' Cell and the Special Staff of the Central District Police, led to the apprehension of two Bangladeshi nationals for violating visa regulations. Both individuals had continued to stay in India well beyond their permitted 15-day limit. The police presented them before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO); following the issuance of a restriction order, they were sent to a detention center in Seva Dham, where they will remain pending the completion of deportation proceedings.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) for the Central District, Rohit Rajbir Singh, identified the apprehended individuals as Amjad Hussain (28) and Jasim Molla (22), both from Bangladesh. They had entered India on a double-entry visa, which permitted a maximum stay of 15 days per visit. Investigations revealed that both had overstayed the authorised period.

Special Drive Launched to Verify Documents and Visas

Acting on the instructions of senior officers, a special operation was launched to verify the documents and visas of foreign nationals. As part of this initiative, the two individuals were identified on November 13 at the Oasis Deluxe Hotel on Arakashan Road. An examination of their documents confirmed a violation of visa conditions. The operation was carried out under the leadership of Inspector Sandeep Yadav, in-charge of the Special Staff, with a team that included Sub-Inspector Rakesh and Head Constable Narendra. The drive was conducted under the supervision of the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) for Operations, Central District. DCP Rohit Rajbir Singh emphasised that strict action will continue to be taken against those who violate visa and immigration regulations.