NIA Files Chargesheet Against 13 Bangladeshis In Bengaluru
NIA files chargesheet against 13 Bangladeshis in Bengaluru human trafficking case.
NIA has filed a chargesheet in a special court against 13 Bangladeshi nationals for their involvement in trafficking women and children after they infiltrated into India from the neighboring country.
The NIA officer said that Rafiq, Sobuj Shaikh, Muhammad Rafiqdul Islam Ridoy, Rakibul Islam, Muhammad Babu Moula, Muhammad Alami Hussain, Muhammad Dalim, Hussain Azim.
Muhammad Jamal, Enamul Haq Shujan, Muhammad Ruhul Amin, Riday Islam, and Muhammad Milon Biswas Charges have been made under sections of IMD, Foreigners Act, and Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act.
NIA files chargesheet against 13 Bangladeshis: The case was registered against 13 accused in Bengaluru in June.
In a raid on a rented house, police had freed seven Bangladeshi women and a child from the clutches of four human traffickers.
The NIA took the matter into its own hands and found that the 13 accused against whom the chargesheet was filed had infiltrated India from Bangladesh.
They used to bring women to India by giving them the lure of employment from Bangladesh. Women were imprisoned in rented houses for sexual exploitation.
The accused had tried to obtain an Aadhar card, PAN card, and others from forged identity cards.
Kerala government alert from the havoc of Nipah virus, from today there will be a door-to-door investigation; Alert issued in Karnataka also.
After the coronavirus, Kerala is battling the havoc of the Nipah virus. The state government has become very cautious to deal with this.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George said that 24 samples of eight people have been sent to the National Institute of Virology in Pune for testing.
He said that more samples are being tested now. He said that we have started field surveillance and from today people will be screened door-to-door in the Containment Zone.
Let us inform you that a 12-year-old child had died due to the Nipah virus in Kozhikode recently, after which the state government has become very cautious.
Alert issued in Dakshina Kannada of Karnataka.
In view of the havoc of the Nipah virus in Kerala, an alert has also been issued in the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka.
District Deputy Commissioner KV Rajendra issued an alert asking people to take precautions and directed the health department to take precautionary measures.
He said that Dakshina Kannada shares its border with Kerala and many people come from here for jobs and education.
Care only.
Let us tell you that the Nipah virus spreads very rapidly from animals to humans. It is a viral infection that can have serious consequences.
To avoid this, there is currently no treatment in the country. In such a situation, caution is the only way to avoid it. Scientists around the world are working hard to make its vaccine.
