Bengaluru Police Arrest Four Foreign Nationals with Fake Passports
Bengaluru police have taken into custody four foreign nationals who had been living in India illegally for the past 10 years. They were found in the Jigani area of rural Bengaluru with fake Indian passports.
Statements from Officials
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara expressed concerns about the intelligence agency’s failure to detect these individuals earlier. He said, “As per the information I got, they have been in India for the last ten years; they came to Bengaluru a year ago. I don’t know definite information about their stay from 10 years; if they have been here for 10 years, why did the intelligence agency not get the information? They went ahead with making fake passports, which will be done through a thorough inspection.”
Bengaluru Rural SP CK Baba confirmed that a case has been registered and an investigation is underway. He stated, “A case has been registered and the investigation is underway. They have fake Indian passports. We are verifying all the details.”
Doubts Revealed
Bengaluru -: Bengaluru is a big city in the state of Karnataka, India. It is known for its technology industry and is often called the ‘Silicon Valley of India’.
Foreign Nationals -: Foreign nationals are people who come from other countries and are not citizens of India.
Fake Passports -: Fake passports are passports that are not real. They are made to look like official documents but are illegal.
Jigani area -: Jigani is a place in Bengaluru, known for its industrial area where many factories and companies are located.
Karnataka Home Minister -: The Karnataka Home Minister is a government official responsible for the safety and security of the state of Karnataka.
G Parameshwara -: G Parameshwara is the name of the current Home Minister of Karnataka.
Intelligence agency -: An intelligence agency is a government organization that collects information to keep the country safe from threats.
Bengaluru Rural SP -: Bengaluru Rural SP is the Superintendent of Police for the rural areas around Bengaluru. SP stands for Superintendent of Police, a senior police officer.
CK Baba -: CK Baba is the name of the current Superintendent of Police for Bengaluru Rural.
Case registered -: When a case is registered, it means the police have officially recorded a complaint and started an investigation.
Investigation -: An investigation is when the police look for clues and gather information to solve a crime or understand what happened.