Central District DCP Rohit Rajbir Singh identified the detained individuals as Amjad Hussain (28) and Jasim Molla (22), both residents of Bangladesh. (Pankaj Rai)
New Delhi: Delhi Police have detained two Bangladeshi nationals for allegedly overstaying in India in violation of their visa conditions. The action was carried out by the Foreigners Cell and Special Staff of Central District Police during a targeted verification drive.
According to police, both individuals had remained in India beyond the permitted 15-day period under their double-entry visas. Following their detention, they were produced before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO), which issued restriction orders. They were subsequently shifted to the detention centre at Sewa Dham pending completion of deportation formalities.
Central District DCP Rohit Rajbir Singh identified the detained individuals as Amjad Hussain (28) and Jasim Molla (22), both residents of Bangladesh.
Police said the two had entered India on double-entry visas that allowed a maximum stay of 15 days during each visit. However, document verification revealed that they had allegedly exceeded the permitted duration.
Acting on directions from senior officers, the Foreigners Cell and Special Staff launched a special campaign to verify the documents and visa status of foreign nationals staying in the capital.
During the operation on November 13, police identified the two men at Oasis Deluxe Hotel on Arakashan Road. Examination of their travel documents reportedly established violations of their visa conditions.
The operation was led by Inspector Sandeep Yadav, in-charge of the Special Staff. Sub-Inspector Rakesh and Head Constable Narendra were also part of the team.
The verification drive was conducted under the supervision of the ACP Operations, Central District. Police said the necessary procedure was followed after the alleged violations came to light, and further deportation-related formalities are underway.
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