Mumbai: The Crime branch probing illegal migrants from Bangladesh residing India with forged documentson Friday arrested a man and woman from near Wadala railway station, for allegedly helping Bangladeshi nationals to illegally migrate to India.
The unit 6 of the crime branch arrested accused Lima Shajan Aldar, 26, and Akram Noor Aliuddin, 26, who were part of the gang that used to make fake Aadhar cards and other documents for Bangladeshi nationals willing to illegally migrate to India and would also provide them shelters in Mumbai.Both are residents of Dhaka. Based on an information that few touts were illegally charging Rs 20,000 from each Bangladeshi national and were availing them fake Indian documents, the police laid a trap near Wadala railway station and arrested them. The cops recovered Aadhar cards and rent agreements according to which they were staying at Barkat Ali Dargah in Wadala.
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The unit 6 of the crime branch arrested accused Lima Shajan Aldar, 26, and Akram Noor Aliuddin, 26, who were part of the gang that used to make fake Aadhar cards and other documents for Bangladeshi nationals willing to illegally migrate to India and would also provide them shelters in Mumbai.Both are residents of Dhaka. Based on an information that few touts were illegally charging Rs 20,000 from each Bangladeshi national and were availing them fake Indian documents, the police laid a trap near Wadala railway station and arrested them. The cops recovered Aadhar cards and rent agreements according to which they were staying at Barkat Ali Dargah in Wadala.
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American national Erik Daniel Beckwith was sentenced to two years imprisonment for attempting to enter India with a tampered visa. He has been in Maharaganj district jail since his arrest in March 2023. The court found Beckwith guilty under IPC sections of cheating by impersonation, cheating and dishonesty, and the Foreigners’ Act. His bail application was rejected and he was jailed. Beckwith was arrested at the Indo-Nepal border in Sonauli after it was discovered that he had altered his visa after it expired.
American national Erik Daniel Beckwith was sentenced to two years imprisonment for attempting to enter India with a tampered visa. He has been in Maharaganj district jail since his arrest in March 2023. The court found Beckwith guilty under IPC sections of cheating by impersonation, cheating and dishonesty, and the Foreigners’ Act. His bail application was rejected and he was jailed. Beckwith was arrested at the Indo-Nepal border in Sonauli after it was discovered that he had altered his visa after it expired.
