Hyderabad Police on Wednesday apprehended 14 Afghan nationals suspected of residing illegally in the city, subsequently transferring them to a holding centre for document and identity verification. This action is part of an intensified government campaign against illegally residing Afghan citizens.
Operation Details and Arrests
According to a police spokesperson, Hyderabad Police conducted targeted operations in multiple areas across the city, leading to the arrest of 14 suspects. The individuals were immediately taken into custody and moved to a holding centre where verification procedures are underway.
Verification Process and Legal Steps
The spokesperson confirmed that the verification of documents and identities of all arrested individuals is ongoing. All suspects will remain detained at the holding centre until the verification process is complete. Those found to be in violation of legal requirements will face appropriate legal action, the official added.
Government Crackdown Intensified
The police spokesperson emphasized that operations are continuing in line with government directives, and the process of identifying and verifying illegal residents has been accelerated. Further legal proceedings will be initiated after the completion of verification. This crackdown reflects the government's commitment to enforcing immigration laws and addressing the status of undocumented Afghan nationals in the country.
