In Brief
- 600 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants identified in Jammu and Kashmir.
- 150 deported on a special Indian Air Force flight to Bagdogra.
- Deported individuals were handed over to Border Security Force personnel.
- Operation reflects ongoing efforts to secure borders and manage illegal immigration.
Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have identified 600 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants residing in the region. On Monday, a group of 150 such individuals was deported from Jammu and Kashmir.
The deportees were flown on a special Indian Air Force (IAF) plane to Bagdogra. Upon arrival, they were handed over to personnel of the Border Security Force (BSF), the officials said.
This operation is part of a larger effort to manage illegal immigration and strengthen border security in Jammu and Kashmir. Identifying and deporting illegal immigrants plays a key role in maintaining regional stability and national security. Officials continue to monitor the situation closely and take necessary steps to address illegal immigration in the area.