Recently, shocking news came to light: security forces in Jalalpur have caught more than 30 illegally living Bangladeshi citizens, who were returning after crossing the Jessore-Benapole border with fake Aadhar cards. These people reached Ahmedabad in India with the help of brokers, where they were caught by the security forces. Its video is going viral on social media.
According to sources, the arrested citizens had used fake Aadhaar cards to hide their Indian identity. Initial investigation has revealed that these people had reached Ahmedabad in India with the help of brokers, where they were engaged in labor and other work. The 5 vehicles that were used to transport these illegal citizens to the border have also been seized.
SHOCKING! 30+ illegal Bangladeshi nationals with fake Aadhaar cards caught in Jalalpur while sneaking back across the Jessore-Benapole border!
They had been to Ahmedabad, aided by brokers. 5 autos seized, owners traced to Bhangarpada.
Deport them — No detention! pic.twitter.com/R5pi2Xs0k9— Megh Updates
The owners of all the seized vehicles have been identified from the Bhangarpada area, which has already been infamous for suspicious activities. In the video, security forces can be seen catching all the illegal Bangladeshi citizens, seizing 5 vehicles in which all the illegal Bangladeshis were sitting.
This situation raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of India’s border security. If over 30 individuals can cross the border illegally, live in the country for months or even years with fake IDs, and then attempt to cross back—how many others have done the same unnoticed?
The video is going viral on social media. Many types of reactions were also seen. A user wrote, 92 illegal Bangladeshis arrested in Delhi and other cities. Good effort, but late. Crores of illegal Bangladeshis are in India. Quick and strict action is needed.
Another user wrote that once this nexus is caught, the number will be shocking. They are not in hundreds but in lakhs. All are from the Aadhar card factory in West Bengal.
Another user writes, “First, the brokers should be caught. They are the ones who do all this. Until action is taken against them, this will continue.”
Another user writes, All the Bangladeshi Rohingyas need to be deported. Even one illegal immigrant is dangerous for India. They are highly radicalized. They come to avail of freebies using fake documents and act against India.
