UP ATS arrests two Rohingya's involved in international human trafficking racket

Kolkata, November 22: Tightening the nob around human trafficking, Uttar Pradesh Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) have nabbed two Rohingyas, from Kolkata, West Bengal for forging illegal documents and facilitating the illegal entry of Bangladeshis and Rohingyas into India and abroad.

 

Mohammad Jameel alias Harishullah (40) and his distant relative Noor Ameen (25) were name of arrested Rohingyas. The police claimed to have recovered two passports, eight Aadhar cards, three voter identity cards, three PAN cards, and several other documents from the two, said a police official.

 

As per reports, both the accused Noor Alam and Mohammad Jameel made fake Indian passports with Hindu identities for Rohingyas and Bangladeshis and sent them to different corners of the world. It should be noted that Jameel and Noor’s names came up during the questioning of four men who were arrested last month from Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya railway station in Chandauli.

 

An ATS official said, “They were sent to countries of the Middle East, South Africa, and Congo.”

 

 

Earlier in November, UP ATS had arrested Sameer Mandal (45) of 24 Pargana district, West Bengal, and Vikram Singh from Hoshiarpur in Punjab who were involved in an international human trafficking racket that spread across South Africa and London.

 

Last month on October 26, Mithun Mandal, Shaon Ahmed, Mominur Islam, and Mahendi Hasan were apprehended from Deen Dayal Upadhya Railway Station, Mughalsarai in the same human trafficking case.

 

 

Earlier this year in July, UP ATS arrested three people who were actively operating a human trafficking racket involving Bangladeshis and Rohingyas. The three arrested -Noor Muhammad, Rehmat Ullah, and Shabiullah were apparently getting funds to settle Bangladeshis and Rohingyas illegally in India.

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