ATS hits network aiding illegal Bangla migrants
The Free Press Journal|December 16, 2024
Agency goes all out against undocumented immigrants; strives to get accounts frozen, subsidies stopped
Ashish Singh

The influx of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants into India, driven by escalating political and economic instability in their country, is raising concerns for security and intelligence agencies. This migration is not only altering regional demographics but also straining public resources and posing security threats.

To counter this, the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has intensified operations to dismantle networks facilitating illegal immigration. "We are targeting the key operators responsible for settling illegal immigrants into India and assisting them in securing documents through fraudulent means," an ATS officer said on condition of anonymity.

The ATS has been registering cases with the Mumbai Police and ensuring that subsidies obtained through fraudulent documents, such as PAN Cards, driving licences and ration cards, are cancelled.

Officials reveal that despite efforts to identify illegal nationals, register cases and make arrests, security agencies are facing significant challenges. One of the most pressing hurdles is the prolonged judicial process.

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