FRRO and FRO officials deported nine foreign women from Jaipur for overstaying expired visas. Most were employed as spa therapists. The operation followed inspections and document checks, with authorities warning landlords, hotels and businesses to comply with immigration rules and reporting requirements
Police in Bengaluru have registered a case against a group of individuals for allegedly assaulting two suspected illegal Bangladeshi nationals in Chokkanahalli village under Nandagudi police limits. The incident, which took place on July 16, was captured on video and circulated on social media.
The Supreme Court of India was informed that the Centre will bring back individuals earlier deported to Bangladesh to verify their citizenship claims, after a Calcutta High Court ruling termed the deportation illegal and ordered their repatriation
A Yemeni national, Ahmed Salem Abdullah alias Ahmed Salem Fadaq, was deported from Hyderabad after overstaying his student visa and residing illegally in Tolichowki. The Task Force (South-East) acted on a tip-off and detained him, suspecting his association with drug peddlers in Hyderabad and Rajasthan.
Ikechukwu Sylvester Mbah (40), a native of Nigeria, came to India in 2012 on a business visa. He was invovled in cloth business in initial days of his stay in India
Hyderabad: A Sudan national, who was staying illegally in the city, was deported by the Hyderabad police in coordination with the FRRO office on Thursday. Mohammed Mahmoud Elawad Fadalla, 27, a native of Sudan was staying at Zaheeranagar in Banjara Hills. The sleuths of the HNEW team found him moving suspiciously at Zaheeranagar and on enquiring […]
Hyderabad: Five Africans who were overstaying and were involved in illegal activities were deported to their countries by the Hyderabad police in coordination with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) on Wednesday. “These five persons from Nigeria and Ivory Coast were illegally staying in Hyderabad. During a verification of the foreign nationals, we caught them […]
