Agartala (Tripura) [India], April 30 : Tripura Police apprehended three individuals suspected of illegal entry into India in Dharmanagar, North Tripura.
The event unfolded on Monday during a routine mobile patrol conducted by the Dharmanagar Police Station.
Upon noticing three individuals behaving suspiciously in Dharmanagar Bazar, one of the police personnel initiated a preliminary investigation. It was soon discovered that all three individuals were Bangladeshi nationals who had entered India without proper documentation, including passports.
Niladri Sarkar, OC, Dharmanagar PS, North Tripura said, "Yesterday while mobile patrolling, one of the inspectors of Dharmanagar PS suspected three persons in Dharmanagar Bazar. After primary investigation, he came to know that all three boys were Bangladeshi and had entered India without any passport. All were arrested at that time. The names of the accused are Manju Ali, Rashel Ahmed, and Md Fahim. All were produced to court and the case is under investigation."
The suspects, identified as Manju Ali, Rashel Ahmed, and Md Fahim, were promptly arrested by law enforcement officials. Subsequently, they were presented before the court for further legal proceedings.
The case is currently under investigation, as police work to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the illegal entry of the individuals and any potential motives behind their actions.
Such incidents highlight the ongoing challenges faced by police in managing cross-border movements and enforcing immigration laws.
Residents and officials commended the vigilance of the police personnel in apprehending the suspects swiftly. They emphasised the importance of cooperation between communities and police in maintaining security and upholding the integrity of borders.
As the investigation progresses, police remain committed to ensuring that justice is served and appropriate actions are taken following the law. Updates on the case will be provided as new information becomes available.