Pakistani national, family arrested at Jigani in Bengaluru with fake identify documents
The Hindu
The couple is said to have illegally come to Delhi in 2014. They moved to Bengaluru in 2018.
In a joint operation by Central agencies, the Jigani police arrested a Pakistani national along with his wife and in-laws, who were living on the outskirts of Bengaluru allegedly with fake identities for the last six years. The arrest comes close on the heels of the NIA arresting an absconding accused in the Assam ULFA IED case who was hiding in Jigani working as a security guard.
Police raided a house and arrested the accused on September 29 before they were taken into custody for questioning.
Preliminary inquiry revealed that the wife is from Bangladesh. The Pakistani national met her in Dhaka and got married to her.
The couple is said to have illegally come to Delhi in 2014. They moved to Bengaluru in 2018.
With the help of a local agent, the family allegedly got IDs with fake names. They had been living in Jigani since 2018.
The police are questioning the man about his network, workplace and his activities during his stay in Bengaluru.
On September 26, the NIA, with the help of Jigani police, had picked up a 26-year-old Assamese man from Jigani Industrial Area. He is suspected to have improvised explosive devices (IED)-like substances to carry out blasts in Assam on August 15.
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