Mumbai Police has taken major action so far this year against Bangladeshi citizens living illegally in the city. Between January and November, the police have registered FIRs in 401 such cases and deported 1,001 people out of the country. Officials said that this action is being taken as part of the ongoing special campaign.

Action taken after visa violation

According to officials, those detained were either overstaying their visas in India or living in the city without any valid documents. The police first collected evidence against them, confirmed the visa violation and then started action.

Sent from Pune to the border through Air Force

Police said that most of the detained people were first taken to Pune. From here, they were taken to the Bangladesh border by special planes of the Indian Air Force, where the Border Security Force handed them over to Bangladeshi security personnel. Officials say that this process was done completely as per legal procedure.

Big revelation of making fake documents

A shocking thing came to light that many Bangladeshi citizens had made fake Aadhaar cards, ration cards and other identity cards while living in India. Police have recovered many fake documents from their possession. Besides, it has also started finding out how all these documents were made.

Officials said that such activities are still being monitored in many areas of the city. Mumbai Police, Special Branch and central agencies are working together to identify such suspicious people. Police say that strict action will continue against those living illegally in future also.

On Friday (September 26, 2025) outside the United Nations headquarters in New York, USA, a large number of people from Bangladeshi Pravasi community gathered and staged a strong protest against Bangladesh’s interim chief advisor Mohammad Yunus. The protesters say that atrocities on religious minorities have increased in Bangladesh since Yunus took power. He raised slogans till Pakistan, which was clearly showing the anger of the migrant community.

The protesters alleged that the situation has worsened since the removal of Sheikh Hasina government on 5 August 2024. The attacks on minority communities, especially Hindus, Buddhists and Christians have intensified. Many people had to leave the country due to violence. A protestor said, “Yunus is pushing Bangladesh towards extremism, the situation is as if Taliban rule.”

#Watch New York | Supporters of Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Haseena Hold Protests Outside The Un Against Current Bangladesh PM Muhammad Yunus; Raise Slogans, “Yunus is pakistani. Go back to Pakistan.” pic.twitter.com/cwuvjuw1hd

– ANI (@ani) September 26, 2025

Voice of victims and demands

The protesters alleged that Hindu priest Chinmay Krishna Das has been illegally jailed by the Yunus government. Minorities are constantly being murdered and harassed. Yunus captured power by removing the democratically elected Hasina government. They demand that they should leave the post of Yunus and conduct independent elections and the arrested religious leaders should be released immediately.

Dispute of Sheikh Hasina’s government and change of power

The protesters reminded that Sheikh Hasina’s government was illegally removed on 5 August 2024. He says that Bangladesh was handed over to Islamic forces and terrorist organizations by demolishing a democratic government.

Yunus’s side at the United Nations

In his address to the United Nations, Mohammad Yunus said, “Bangladesh had recently seen public rebellion and we are now on a journey of change.” He emphasized the important role of Bangladeshi migrant workers. Younus appealed to the host countries to give sympathy and security to the migrants.

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