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The arrests follow recent directives from the Delhi Lieutenant Governor's office to crack down on illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in the city.
The group facilitated illegal entry into India from Bangladesh via jungle routes and express trains. Upon arrival in Delhi, immigrants received fake Aadhaar cards, SIM cards, and cash.
The investigation began with the October 21 murder of Sentu Sheikh alias Raja in the Sangam Vihar area. Four Bangladeshi nationals were arrested for the murder, leading police to the larger immigration network.
“During the investigation, we arrested four Bangladeshis who admitted to murdering Sentu. On sustained interrogation, we found out details about a larger immigration racket operating in Delhi,” DCP (south) Ankit Chauhan said.
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