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Pakistani family, living in India for 10 years under ‘Sharma’ name, arrested near Bengaluru: Report
A Pakistani national and his family were arrested near Bengaluru for allegedly living in India under a fake name with false documents.
Fake names, fake Indian passports: How Pakistani family stayed in Delhi, Bengaluru for 10 years
A Pakistani national and his family were arrested in Bengaluru for living illegally in India under false identities for six years. The police discovered they had been using fake documents and are investigating their activities,
Pakistani National Arrested in Bengaluru for Living Illegally with Fake Identities
A Pakistani national, his wife from Bangladesh, and his in-laws were arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly living illegally in India with fake identities for six years. The police are investigating their network and activities.
Pakistan family living in India under ‘Sharma’ identity for 10 yrs held in Bengaluru
Four Pakistani nationals who were living in the outskirts of Bengaluru under different identities were arrested on Sunday. Police said the suspects Rashid Ali Siddiqui (48), his wife Ayesha (38) and her parents Hanif Mohammed (73) and Rubina (61) lived in Rajapura village under the aliases Shankar Sharma, Asha Rani, Ram Babu Sharma and Rani Sharma.
Bengaluru: Police arrest 4 foreign nationals living illegally in India with fake passports
According to Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara, the foreign nationals had been residing in the country for the past 10 years and had come to Bengaluru a year ago. The State Home Minister further questioned the intelligence agency for not getting any information about them. He further stated that they also possessed fake Indian passports.
Pakistani National, Wife, and In-Laws Arrested for Living Illegally in India
A Pakistani man, his Bangladeshi wife, and two in-laws were arrested in Bengaluru for living illegally with fake identities for six years. They allegedly used fraudulent documents and shifted to India from Dhaka.
Pakistani national, family arrested in Bengaluru for 10 years of illegal stay in India with fake passports: Report
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara stated that the foreign nationals had lived in India for 10 years and moved to Bengaluru just a year ago.
Pakistani National, Family Illegally Living In Bengaluru Nabbed After 6-Year Ruse
According to preliminary investigations, the man, originally from Pakistan, married his wife in Dhaka, Bangladesh, before moving to Delhi in 2014. They later shifted to Bengaluru in 2018.
Pakistani National Arrested with Family for Staying Illegally Near Bengaluru
A Pakistani national was arrested along with his wife and two others who were allegedly living illegally with fake identities for the past six years, police said on Monday.According to a preliminary inquiry,
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