Operation Vista: Delhi Police Detain 7 Bangladeshi Nationals Over Visa Overstay

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Operation Vista: Delhi Police Detain 7 Bangladeshi Nationals Over Visa Overstay

Delhi Police detained seven Bangladeshi nationals under Operation Vista for allegedly overstaying their 15-day visa limit. Deportation proceedings have been initiated.

Delhi Police have detained seven Bangladeshi nationals for allegedly overstaying in India beyond the period permitted under their visas. The action was carried out under Operation Vista, a visa verification drive conducted by the Anti-Auto Theft Squad (AATS) of the Central District.

Police said the seven individuals were identified during checks at hotels and guest houses in Central and South Delhi. According to officials, all seven had entered India on double-entry visas that permitted a maximum stay of 15 days per visit.

First Detention in Nabi Karim

The investigation began after police received information that some Bangladeshi nationals were allegedly staying in Delhi beyond their authorised period.

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Police first detained 26-year-old MD Nazrul Islam Foisal from the Nabi Karim area.

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According to officials, his passport was issued on February 8, 2026, while immigration records showed that his authorised stay in India was valid until August 7, 2026.

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During questioning, police said Foisal provided information about other Bangladeshi nationals who were allegedly staying in Delhi beyond the permitted period.

Six More Held

Acting on the information, police conducted searches at locations in Sarita Vihar and detained six additional Bangladeshi nationals.

Officials said their passports, visas and immigration records were subsequently examined to establish their legal status in India.

Police said the verification found that all seven had entered the country on double-entry visas carrying a maximum permitted stay of 15 days for each visit.

No Criminal Record Found

Delhi Police said no previous criminal involvement was found against any of the seven individuals during the verification process.

The police action was focused on alleged violations of visa conditions rather than any separate criminal case, officials said.

The operation was conducted by the AATS of Central District under the supervision of Inspector Sandeep Dabas.

FRRO Starts Deportation Proceedings

Following the verification, the seven nationals were produced before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).

The FRRO issued restriction orders against them and initiated proceedings for their deportation from India.

The individuals were subsequently shifted to the Detention Centre at Sewa Dham, Shahzada Bagh, Sarai Rohilla, where they will remain pending completion of the deportation process.

Police said the action was taken under the applicable legal provisions governing visa violations and the stay of foreign nationals in India.

Seven Nationals Identified

The seven Bangladeshi nationals detained during the operation were identified as:

  • MD Nazrul Islam Foisal, 26

  • Mohammad Amjad Hossen, 26

  • Moinul Hossain, 24

  • Alamin, 25

  • MD Kawasae Ali, 25

  • Amran Hossain, 29

  • Afranul Haque Bhuyan Sami, 23

Visa Verification Drive Continues

Operation Vista is part of Delhi Police's efforts to verify the immigration status of foreign nationals staying in the capital.

The latest action highlights the scrutiny being applied to visa validity and authorised periods of stay, particularly during checks at hotels, guest houses and other accommodation facilities.

The seven individuals will remain at the detention facility until the relevant authorities complete the required formalities for their deportation.

 

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11 Aug 2026 By Abhishek Joshi

Operation Vista: Delhi Police Detain 7 Bangladeshi Nationals Over Visa Overstay

Digital desk

Delhi Police have detained seven Bangladeshi nationals for allegedly overstaying in India beyond the period permitted under their visas. The action was carried out under Operation Vista, a visa verification drive conducted by the Anti-Auto Theft Squad (AATS) of the Central District.

Police said the seven individuals were identified during checks at hotels and guest houses in Central and South Delhi. According to officials, all seven had entered India on double-entry visas that permitted a maximum stay of 15 days per visit.

First Detention in Nabi Karim

The investigation began after police received information that some Bangladeshi nationals were allegedly staying in Delhi beyond their authorised period.

Police first detained 26-year-old MD Nazrul Islam Foisal from the Nabi Karim area.

According to officials, his passport was issued on February 8, 2026, while immigration records showed that his authorised stay in India was valid until August 7, 2026.

During questioning, police said Foisal provided information about other Bangladeshi nationals who were allegedly staying in Delhi beyond the permitted period.

Six More Held

Acting on the information, police conducted searches at locations in Sarita Vihar and detained six additional Bangladeshi nationals.

Officials said their passports, visas and immigration records were subsequently examined to establish their legal status in India.

Police said the verification found that all seven had entered the country on double-entry visas carrying a maximum permitted stay of 15 days for each visit.

No Criminal Record Found

Delhi Police said no previous criminal involvement was found against any of the seven individuals during the verification process.

The police action was focused on alleged violations of visa conditions rather than any separate criminal case, officials said.

The operation was conducted by the AATS of Central District under the supervision of Inspector Sandeep Dabas.

FRRO Starts Deportation Proceedings

Following the verification, the seven nationals were produced before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).

The FRRO issued restriction orders against them and initiated proceedings for their deportation from India.

The individuals were subsequently shifted to the Detention Centre at Sewa Dham, Shahzada Bagh, Sarai Rohilla, where they will remain pending completion of the deportation process.

Police said the action was taken under the applicable legal provisions governing visa violations and the stay of foreign nationals in India.

Seven Nationals Identified

The seven Bangladeshi nationals detained during the operation were identified as:

  • MD Nazrul Islam Foisal, 26

  • Mohammad Amjad Hossen, 26

  • Moinul Hossain, 24

  • Alamin, 25

  • MD Kawasae Ali, 25

  • Amran Hossain, 29

  • Afranul Haque Bhuyan Sami, 23

Visa Verification Drive Continues

Operation Vista is part of Delhi Police's efforts to verify the immigration status of foreign nationals staying in the capital.

The latest action highlights the scrutiny being applied to visa validity and authorised periods of stay, particularly during checks at hotels, guest houses and other accommodation facilities.

The seven individuals will remain at the detention facility until the relevant authorities complete the required formalities for their deportation.

 

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