UP ATS Arrested Two Bangladeshi Nationals In Saharanpur

UP ATS arrested two Bangladeshis in Saharanpur of western Uttar Pradesh. Two Bangladeshi nationals in Saharanpur were arrested.

They were staying here on fake documents, UP ATS fearing that they may be in contact with terrorist organizations.

UP Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested two Bangladeshi nationals living in Saharanpur since 2015 through fake documents.

Both are real brothers and first came to India in 2007. The activities of both are suspicious and they are feared to be in direct contact with terrorist organizations.

Both were trying to plot a deep conspiracy against the country.

According to UP ATS officials, the two brothers were in touch with citizens of Saudi Arabia, the US, Bangladesh, Italy, Britain, Austria, Myanmar, and other countries.

Many important details have also been revealed in their initial inquiries. There may be many big kingdoms questioning him.

ADG ATS DK Thakur said that both were living in Saharanpur through fake documents.

Internet media accounts of both of them are being scrutinized to get to the bottom of what kind of anti-country activities were involved and were giving any information to foreign nationals.

Both the accused were produced in a court in Lucknow on Tuesday from where they were sent to jail. Both will be further investigated by taking police custody remand.

The ATS will file an application in the court on Wednesday to seek police custody remand.

Originally a resident of village Sadaha in Bangladesh, District Chittagong, Mr. Iqbal, and his brother, Mr. Farrukh had been living in a rented house in Kamla Colony street number two in Saharanpur since 2005.

Both had also made an Aadhaar card, Voter ID card, driving license, passport, and other documents at Saharanpur’s address through fake documents.

Had also opened an account with the bank. A caste and income certificate was also made.

In the interrogation of both, it also came to light that they first came to India in 2007 through fake documents and stayed here till 2013.

Both were caught in Bengal on charges of illegal living in India in 2013 and were jailed for two years.  They were later deported to Bangladesh.

In 2015, both of them crossed the border illegally and entered India.

The ATS has stepped up scrutiny at several points where both were staying here, with whom people were in contact and through which brokers obtained fake documents.