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27 Bangladeshis Including Women and Minors Detained in Assam for Lacking Valid Documents

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Authorities in Assam detained 27 Bangladeshi nationals, including women and minors, for being present in India without valid documentation. Police confirmed that none of the individuals were able to produce papers establishing their legal status in the country. The detainees were apprehended during what appears to be an enforcement operation targeting undocumented foreign nationals. The incident highlights ongoing efforts by Assam law enforcement to identify and detain individuals residing illegally in the state.

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