Kalyan- Mahatma Phule Police of Kalyan has arrested seven Bangladeshi citizens and recovered Bangladesh birth certificate and citizenship identity card from them. Kalyan ACP Kalyanji Ghete said that API Bhujbal’s team led by Senior Police Inspector Baliram Singh Pardeshi of Mahatma Phule Police Station has arrested a total of seven Bangladeshis including 6 women and 1 man from Kalyan station premises. The names of the arrested Bangladeshis include Shipa Pathan (27), Sharmin Monerul Islam (20), Reema Sagar Ahmed (29), Sumaya Kasim (20), Purnima Suleman Akhtar (19), Zoya Jasmin (22) and Rocky Rahim Badshah (22). These people had secretly entered India through the border. Pardeshi said that after entering India, these people came to Mumbai, and were living secretly in Kalyan. Police is investigating the matter, and preparations are being made to send them to Bangladesh.

Mumbai: A meeting of the Revenue Department was convened today under the chairmanship of Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule in which important issues related to Mankhurd Shivaji Nagar were presented in the committee and a letter was sent to Mumbai Suburban District Collector Saurabh Katiyar. Speaking further on this subject, Abu Asim Azmi said that the land mafia’s occupation of the government plot behind Shankara Colony and Narayan Guru School in Govindi constituency should be removed, action should be taken against illegal slums established on the government plot located at Anabhav Sathe Nagar (GM Road), illegal sale and occupation of RSDS Sankalp Vasahat should be removed, transfer of lands should be stopped. Action should be taken against illegal business being carried out on additional land plots, GM. Mangroves have been cut at the T-junction of Link Road and illegal settlements have been created, and immediate removal has been demanded. Along with this, a letter was written to the District Magistrate informing him about illegal constructions and other issues on government lands. The District Magistrate assured to take action as soon as possible.

After the violence and unrest in Mumbai Nepal, Maharashtra Samajwadi Party leader and MLA Abu Asim Azmi also expressed concern about the situation in India and said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi needs to sit down and take the opposition along so that a situation like Nepal does not arise in India. Since the governments have become corrupt and corrupt, that is why people in Nepal have protested on the streets and violent clashes have taken place. He said that corruption and mismanagement are on the rise in India. Big contracts are being given to the rich. From selling vegetables to everything being given to Adani and Reliance, where will the poor go in such a situation? He said that those who believe in Gandhiji will never tolerate corruption and mismanagement. He said that just as Gandhiji drove away the British, the people will unite against corruption. Azmi said that the situation that has arisen in Nepal has also had an impact on India because violence and insurgency are common in India’s neighboring countries Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and now Nepal. In such a situation, India also needs to keep an eye on it. Expressing concern over the situation in Nepal, Azmi said that such situations arise when the government becomes corrupt, incompetent and insensitive. The same has happened in Nepal too, so we also need to remain alert.