Gurugram. The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) team made major revelations during the interrogation of 14 Bangladeshis caught on Thursday. Out of the 14 accused, there are two accused who entered India through the tunnel 19 years ago. Since then he has been living in Gurugram and working as a daily wage labourer. After infiltrating India himself, he not only established contact with his other comrades, he also got them to enter India through the same tunnel. After this, one by one 12 other infiltrators also entered India.
eight came this year itself
After this, all the Bangladeshis started living in different slums in Gurugram and working as laborers. During interrogation by ATS, Anwar Hussain told that he and Raju alias Alam had entered India through the tunnel in 2007. After this the rest also started entering. This year, eight Bangladeshis had come through the tunnel.
Working in RMC pipeline while living in slums
Most of the captured Bangladeshis ended up living in slums and working in the same category of jobs. ATS investigation has revealed that most of the Bangladeshis worked in ready mix concrete (RMC) pipelines. ATS is also trying to know why they were working only in RMC.
Infiltrators have made everything from Aadhar card to passport
ATS investigation revealed that 14 Bangladeshis have got Aadhaar cards made for India. Although he still has some IDs from Bangladesh. One infiltrator has even got a passport made. ATS is also investigating which people helped in getting the passport made. Along with this, who were the people at the local level who were helping in preparing the Aadhaar card?
When how many infiltrators entered India?
2007-2
2024-2
2025-2
2026-8
ATS preparing to conduct intensive investigation
After arresting 14 Bangladeshis together, ATS is now preparing to conduct intensive investigation inside Gurugram. She will start investigation regarding the identity of the laborers working in the building being constructed on a large scale in the city. Along with this, all the RMC plants of the city will also be inspected. After the arrest of 14 Bangladeshis, it is feared that other Bangladeshis are also working in the city by changing their names or hiding their identities.
Identification of captured Bangladeshis
Those detained have been identified as Mohammad Lutfur Rehman (17), Mohammad Raju Mian (20), Saqib Hussain (18), Mohammad Tarek Ul Islam (17), Ilyas Ali (18), Mohammad Fairuz Islam (19), Mohammad Anarul Haq (30), Saqib Rana (19), Ghulam Rabbani (23), Mohammad Jewel Rana (20), Anwar Hussain (37), Ariful alias Alauddin (22), has been identified as Mohammad Masood Rana. (27) and Raju Alam (28).
13 Bangladeshi citizens were caught in June also
Keeping national security in mind, Gurugram Police took action against illegal infiltrators in the month of June also. Crime branch teams checked documents of more than 800 people on June 14-15. During this period 13 Bangladeshi citizens were detained. All of them entered India illegally from Bangladesh border and were living in Gurugram. All of them were kept safe under surveillance.
sent everyone back to bangladesh
The process to deport 13 Bangladeshi citizens caught living illegally in Gurugram started on July 16. A team of 23 other policemen led by an Inspector level policeman reached New Delhi Railway Station on July 16 with these 13 Bangladeshi citizens. From there the team has left with all these by New Delhi-Malda Town Express train. Gurugram Police handed over all this to the concerned team in Malda Town, West Bengal. From there they will be sent back to Bangladesh through the border.