Who gave voter ID cards, resident certificates to Bangladeshi citizens...?

Narayangaon / Kiran Wajge

Eight Bangladeshi nationals were arrested by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Thursday 14th in Narayangaon, which is known as an important market in Junnar taluka. A case has also been registered against him for illegally entering Narayangaon police station and staying in India.

Against this backdrop, Junnar taluka MLA Atul Benke raised a question in the Legislative Assembly regarding Bangladeshi infiltrators. Also done.

Meanwhile, some Bangladeshi nationals arrested by the Narayangaon police have been found registered as voters in ward number one of Narayangaon and it is said that they have voted in the recently held Gram Panchayat elections. Therefore, the issue of Narayangaon's security is at stake in the politics of votes, said Sujit Khaire, Vice President of Village Promotion Board. Besides, who removed the voter ID card from such Bangladeshi citizens. Khaire has also demanded that action should be taken against whoever removed his Aadhaar card and PAN card.
When asked about this, Ravindra Sabnis, Tehsildar of Junnar Taluka, said that if the officials of the anti-terrorist squad ask for information about how the names of Bangladeshi citizens appeared in the voter list, how Aadhaar card and PAN card were prepared, a detailed inquiry will be made and a report will be submitted. Action will be taken against the person found guilty.

Names of the accused who have registered a case at Narayangaon -
According to the confidential information received by the Anti-Terrorism Squad, Pune Unit, on Thursday 14th at Narayangaon accused 1) Mehbul Nazrun Sheikh, 2) Rana Jamaat Ali Mandal 3) Gafur Rajewali Sheikh 4) Alamgir Jamaat Ali Mandal 5) Shalom Mustafizur Mandal 6) Afzal Hamibul Khan 7) Kabir Muzzam Mulla 8) Jamaat Ali Whyta Ali Mandal (Absconding) All Present Res. As all 08 Bangladeshi nationals residing in Narayangaon were found illegally residing in India without any valid travel documents and without the written permission of the civil authorities on the Indo-Bangladesh border, they were found illegally residing in India, Section 14 of the Foreign Nationals Act, 1946, Parpatra Act, 1967 - Rule 3, 6, Section 3 (a) of the Passport (Entry into India) Foreign Nationals Order, 1950 has been dealt with.

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