A Bangladeshi woman has been detained by police in Junagadh, Gujarat. The investigation discovered that she has been residing under many names and addresses in several places, leading to the action, India Today reported. According to the preliminary results, police found about four SIM cards and Aadhaar cards with various names in her possession.
Authorities had received details concerning a Bangladeshi national residing in the Madhuram neighbourhood of Junagadh, after which they raided the area and started confirming her identification and documentation. The woman referred to herself as Mithila Roy on 12th October. However, document verification unveiled her name to be Khalida Begum, a resident of Narayanganj in Bangladesh, the next day.
The current focus of the inquiry is identifying her, tracking her travels around India, and figuring out how and when she entered the nation. The initial probe highlighted that the woman has used multiple identities to stay in Nalasopara, Surat and Junagadh. According to reports, she had made three or four trips to Junagadh, posing as a different person every time.
Additionally, police found about four SIM cards and Aadhaar cards with various names in her belongings. The investigation into her identity and activity includes the examination of these papers and communication devices. Purchase receipts from e-commerce sites Amazon and Flipkart have also supplied details in relation to the several addresses connected to the woman. These details are being looked into by investigators to figure out where she had been living and how often she relocated.
The information outlined that the woman is presently being held at the Sakhi One Stop Centre. She is being questioned jointly by multiple agencies as part of the continuing inquiry. Investigators are attempting to ascertain how and when she entered India, the reasons behind her use of many identities, and whether there are any more clues regarding her travels that indicate the need for further search.
The conclusions on her identity and duration of stay remain subject to further review. To determine the complete sequence of events, authorities continue to examine the documents, SIM cards, and purchase receipts seized during the operation.
