Three Bangladeshi Nationals Held in Kerala for Illegal Stay and Fake IDs

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Three Bangladeshi nationals have been arrested in Kerala after being found living illegally in the state. The arrests were made during an inspection conducted at a migrant worker camp. Authorities discovered that the individuals were carrying forged identification documents. The operation was part of efforts to verify the credentials of migrant workers in the region.

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