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Uttar Pradesh: Police arrest Bangladeshi national Nazma, staying illegally in Bharat with the identity of ‘Pooja’, recover forged documents

“Uttar Pradesh: Police arrest Bangladeshi national Nazma, staying illegally in India with the identity of ‘Pooja’, recover forged documents”, Opindia, July 23, 2024:

“On Sunday (21st July), the police arrested a Bangladeshi national, who had been staying in India illegally using forged documents. The incident took place in Kanpur city of Uttar Pradesh.

As per reports, the accused was identified as Nazma. The police recovered a PAN card, ATM card, Dependent ID card, 2 white metal rings, 3 visiting cards, 5 mobile phones and a sum of ₹849 from her.

The arrest was made as part of ‘Operation Prabhat Prahari’ wherein police check suspicious vehicles and persons across the city. The police received a tip-off that Nazma and two of her roommates Reena and Jyoti had been planning to shift their residence……”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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