Metro India News | Hyderabad 

In a joint operation, the Commissioner’s Task Force (Central Zone) and Malakpet Police apprehended two Bangladeshi nationals and four Indian facilitators for illegally entering India and forging official documents. The accused, Mohammad Hasibul (alias Jovan Chowdhury) and Rohan Saha, natives of Dhaka, were found residing in Saleem Nagar Colony, Malakpet, with fake documents including Aadhar cards, birth certificates, and voter ID cards.

Hasibul, who entered India via West Bengal by paying traffickers, initially settled in Kolkata before shifting to Hyderabad after marrying a local woman under a false identity. He worked as a food delivery agent and online seller. He forged documents with the help of local agents—Mohd Muqeed, T. Sai Kiran, G. Rajnikant, and D. Sudheer Kumar, who allegedly issued a fake birth certificate from Narsingi Municipality, helping him obtain other Indian IDs.

Rohan Saha, also an illegal entrant, was brought to Hyderabad by Hasibul to support his pregnant wife. He too was provided with a fake Aadhar card. Authorities seized fake documents, seven mobile phones, and one laptop. All six accused have been handed over to Malakpet Police for further investigation.