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61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies

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Ahmedabad's Crime Branch has taken action against 61 suspected illegal immigrants, mostly hailing from Bangladesh, in a city-wide effort to bolster safety ahead of Diwali. The police executed synchronized raids across different localities to pinpoint foreign nationals living without legal status. Deportation processes are currently being initiated, furthering previous measures aimed at curbing illegal immigration from Bangladesh.

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61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies
ARYAN SINGH · 11/2/2026, 12:09:06 PM
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