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61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies

Times of India NationalBy Aryan Singh
2 Nov 2026
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61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies
61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies
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61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies

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  • ✓61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies
  • ✓October 2024 recorded the highest number of apprehensions during the period, with 331 people detained.
  • ✓Civic Domain: Categorized under states public notices.
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NewsIndia News61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies 61 detained in Ahmedabad as crackdown on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants intensifies Edited by Aryan Singh / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Nov 02, 2026, 17:39 IST NEW DELHI: The Ahmedabad Crime Branch has detained 61 suspected illegal immigrants, predominantly from Bangladesh, during a city-wide crackdown ahead of Diwali to strengthen security during the festive season, police said on Monday.According to news agency PTI, the operation was conducted through intelligence gathering and coordinated raids across multiple zones of the city to identify foreign nationals allegedly residing in India illegally.

Legal procedures for their deportation are underway, police said.The latest crackdown comes against the backdrop of repeated operations by Ahmedabad Police to identify undocumented Bangladeshi nationals living in the city.Last year, police detained more than 200 Bangladeshi nationals in separate operations across Ahmedabad, including over 200 people from the Chandola Lake area in April 2025 following the Pahalgam terror attack.In another operation in October 2025, police detained 17 Bangladeshi women who were allegedly living in rented accommodation in different localities of the Sola area while concealing their identities.Join conversation InsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig Development The issue extends beyond Gujarat, with India facing persistent challenges in preventing unauthorised crossings along its 4,096.7-km international border with Bangladesh.Ministry of home affairs (MHA) in Parliament.

In a written reply to the Rajya Sabha on March 12, 2025, minister of state for home affairs Nityanand Rai said 2,601 Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended along the India-Bangladesh border between January 2024 and January 2025.

October 2024 recorded the highest number of apprehensions during the period, with 331 people detained. Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app. Aryan Singh is a journalist with The Times of India, covering breaking news, defence and global conflicts.

An alumnus of the IIMC, he tracks the people, weapons and geopolitics behind the headlines, with a focus on India’s national security, military affairs and conflicts shaping the world. ‘Against Hindutva’: BMC Removes Dia Mirza's Anti-Pollution Diwali Video After BJP Protests Two Kuki Youths, Mutilated Bodies & Angry Protests: Manipur Sees Fresh Unrest 280 Kmph Speed, Next-Gen Features- Indias First Bullet Train Takes Shape In Bengaluru “Super Flop Rally”: Sambit Patra Mocks INDIA Bloc, Asks “Where Are The 10 Lakh People?” Amit Shah Slams Congress Rally On 1984 Riots Anniversary, Says It Rubs Salt Into Victims’ Wounds ‘Gyanesh Kumar Is Modi’s Puppet’: Tejashwi Yadav’s ‘Mahabharata’ Attack At Anti-SIR Rally ‘Modi Hatao, Democracy Bachao’: Kharge Leads INDIA Bloc Attack On BJP Over ‘Vote Chori’ Claims Today 'Rahul Gandhi Acting For Foreign Powers': Nitin Nabin's Dig Over 13 Crore Voter Deletion Row ‘2024 Election Was Stolen’: Rahul Gandhi Vows Action Against Gyanesh Kumar At INDIA Bloc Rally Rahul Gandhi Targets BJP Over Connaught Place Shutdown During INDIA Bloc’s ‘Chalo Dilli’ March Today

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