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The search for Bangladeshi Rohingya is continuing in Uttar Pradesh. Police is running Operation Torch in different districts. In this series, Lucknow Police is continuously searching for Bangladeshi Rohingya in slums. At the same time, the ID cards of the sanitation workers working in the Municipal Corporation and the employees working in the Water Corporation are also being checked continuously.
Siddharthnagar: The Chief Judicial Magistrate has imposed 2 years and 4 months imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 on a Bangladeshi citizen living without valid documents in Siddharthnagar district of Uttar Pradesh. A case under 14B Foreigners Act was registered against the accused in Mohana police station. The arrested accused has been identified as Sukant Devnath, son of Rubin Devnath, resident of Jasaur district, Bangladesh. Chief Judicial Magistrate Anubhav Katihar has sentenced. The incident took place in Mohana police station area.
The search for Bangladeshi Rohingya is continuing in Uttar Pradesh. Police is running Operation Torch in different districts. In this series, Lucknow Police is continuously searching for Bangladeshi Rohingya in slums. At the same time, the ID cards of the sanitation workers working in the Municipal Corporation and the employees working in the Water Corporation are also being checked continuously. Aadhar card is being checked.
Lucknow Police is now checking at the intersection as well as at the Chowk. The Aadhaar card of any bike rider or other people passing through here, on whom there is any suspicion, is being checked and questions are being asked. A similar campaign was also conducted at 1090 intersection in Lucknow. People going on bikes were stopped, their Aadhar card was checked and necessary documents would also be checked. Meanwhile, when the checking was being done, a person was also found who had deleted a number on his scooter. So that his scooter never gets challaned.
