Pune: In a joint operation with the Army's Southern Command's Military Intelligence Unit, the city police recently arrested four Bangladeshi nationals and their seven family members, including three children, on charges of illegally staying in India. A case was registered in Hadapsar police station in this regard. Now the terrorist nature of these intruders has been revealed. One of them has been revealed to be an accused in the bomb blast case. The raid was conducted after receiving information that a person named Nizam Rahim Ali Sheikh had entered India without a permit and passport and was living in Devachi Uruli. The four arrested persons have been identified as Nizam Rahim Ali Sheikh Rathi (30), Babu Mosin Mandal Rathi (30), Kamrul Roshan Mandal Rathi (22) and Sagar Alam Sheikh Rathi (22). Besides Najma Babu Mandal Rathi (25), Maryam Kamru Mandal Rathi (35), Alam Sheikh Rathi (24) and Shaheenur Alam Sheikh Rathi (25), three children were taken into custody, but the Hadapsar police admitted that they were Bangladeshis, but there was no evidence against them. They were released on the pretext of not being there. However, the police were arrest them after the army's intelligence team found evidence of this. Meanwhile, it has now been revealed that the accused in this case, Kamrul Mandal, who is the accused in the Benapole, Bangladesh blast, entered India after being released on bail. The Hadapsar police, who had previously released all of them as there was no evidence, have now given the same information to the court. The police said that Mandal had prepared an Indian passport from Pune. In the investigation conducted by the police, it was revealed that Indian identity documents like Aadhaar, PAN card were prepared for the accused by an agent in Pune and the agent from Pune who prepared the documents, Shankar alias Sangram Nekramsingh Pawar (age 53, native of Uttar Pradesh, currently of Mohammadwadi, Pune) was arrested. . Police have seized Bangladeshi passports from him. The five accused arrested by the court have been remanded in police custody till October 23. Central investigation agencies have taken information about this matter. It has come to light that the arrested Bangladeshi accused was sending money to Bangladesh from a bank account in West Bengal.
