Bengaluru: Seven Rohingya Muslims arrested at airport for duplicate passport

daijiworld.com 

Sat, Feb 16 2019

Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (MS)

 

Bengaluru, Feb 16: CCB police of the city have arrested seven Rohingya Muslims, including two women, who were about to fly to Malaysia via Kempegowda International airport in the city on duplicate passports. 

 

Due to the increase in the level of security alertness and checks that are being carried out throughout the country on the background of the Pulwama blast, the accused fell into the dragnet of the police. 

Assam: Six Rohingya, including 4 minor girls, detained

The Indian Express
Written by Abhishek Saha | Guwahati | Published: February 12, 2019 Additional Superintendent of Police (Border), Cachar, Gaurav Agarwal, told The Indian Express that the Aadhaar cards they were carrying were "probably fake".

File Photo: Rohingya children detained by security forces Dharmanagar on Sunday, February 03, 2019. (PTI Photo)

Six Rohingya, including four minor girls, were detained for not having valid travel documents by police in Assam’s Cachar district on Monday.

The group was travelling with a Bangladeshi couple, who told the police that they had been living in India, in a border village in Tripura, for the last ten years. Police recovered two Aadhaar cards from the group.

Six Rohingyas nabbed along Indo-Nepal border, after this happened

CIPPER28

February 10, 2019

In a major development, as many as six Rohingyas were arrested on Saturday by the Border Interaction Team.
The arrest came about at Panitanki along the Indo-Nepal border.
Sources said that the arrest took place as they were trying to cross over into Nepal from India.
The six arrested persons, including a woman, were handed over to Khoribari Police station.
It was said that at least two persons were sent to a correctional home while the other four were sent to police custody.

They were produced before the Siliguri Court

Source : https://www.clipper28.com/en/six-rohingyas-nabbed-along-indo-nepal-border-after-this-happened/