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3 Rohingya women, living illegally in Kanpur using fake Aadhar cards and other Bharatiya documents, arrested

“3 Rohingya women, living illegally in Kanpur using fake Aadhar cards and other Indian documents, arrested”, Opindia, May 27, 2025:

“Police have arrested 3 Rohingya women, who had illegally crossed into India from Myanmar, and settledĀ in Kanpur. Earlier, a Rohingya Muslim Sahil was also arrested from Ganga Ghat during checking in Kanpur as authorities crack down on illegal immigrants in India.

During the verification of foreign nationals, the police came to know about theseĀ women. All three women lived in Manohar Nagar of Shuklaganj. Fake Aadhar cards and other Bharatiya documents have also been found with them.

According to media reports, Kotwali in-charge PK MishraĀ said that on May 22, information was received that many people live in the slums built on the banks of the Ganga, who do not speak Hindi and communicate in some other language…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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