UP ATS Busts Major Fake Document Racket Helping Bangladeshi Rohingyas Across Multiple States”

A major breakthrough has come from Uttar Pradesh, where the state’s Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has busted a gang involved in creating fake documents for Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants. This is one of the most significant and urgent news stories of the moment.

The UP ATS has arrested eight individuals from different districts, who were allegedly making illegal documents—including Aadhaar cards—for Bangladeshi Rohingyas. During the raids, officials seized fake documents, Aadhaar cards, laptops, fingerprint scanners, and other electronic devices used in the operation.

Here are the names of those arrested: Mohammad Naseem, Mohammad Shakib, Himanshu Rai, Salman Ansari, Gaurav Kumar, Gautam, Rajeev Tiwari, Vishal Kumar, and Mrityunjay Gupta. These individuals were apprehended across districts like Azamgarh, Mau, Auraiya, and Gorakhpur, following an extensive investigation that lasted over a month and a half.

According to the ATS, these suspects not only created fake documents for Bangladeshi nationals and Rohingyas but also charged them money for these services. The network is believed to be spread across Delhi, Bihar, Bengal, and other states, making it a pan-India racket. The operation is ongoing, and UP ATS may seek help from police in other states to completely dismantle this network.

Authorities are currently interrogating the arrested suspects to determine the exact number of fake documents they have produced so far. The investigation is expected to reveal more details about the extent of the racket and the number of illegal immigrants who benefitted from their services.

UP ATS has emphasized that this is a large and well-organized gang, and further arrests are likely as the investigation continues. The crackdown is seen as a significant step in curbing illegal immigration and document forgery in India.